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Court Battle Shows Hurdles Remain for Cannabis Growers

Real Estate Brokerage Calls Decision Over British Columbia Production Facility a Major Victory
The Supreme Court of British Columbia allowed a cannabis facility to proceed on a 135-acre farm near Whistler. (Colliers International)
The Supreme Court of British Columbia allowed a cannabis facility to proceed on a 135-acre farm near Whistler. (Colliers International)
By Garry Marr
CoStar News
October 31, 2019 | 4:36 P.M.

A British former finance executive is at the heart of a dispute over a valuable piece of land in British Columbia after his attempts to turn the horse ranch into a cannabis growing operation landed in the province's highest court.

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