US EditionSix Nations Residents Push Back Against Local Cannabis Operation
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Six Nations residents push back against local cannabis operation
There’s a growing divide happening in Six Nations over a marijuana grow-op that neighbours say was built with no consultation. But its owners maintain their operation is following all the rules. Some of those who live next to the grow-op located at 1581 4th Line Rd. have launched a petition to get the site shut down, citing concerns over its proximity to town, its environmental impact on the area, and the amount of noise and smell it’s creating.…
Six Nations Elected Council imposes cannabis moratorium - The Turtle Island News
The Six Nations Elected Council has imposed a moratorium on cannabis licenses effective May 26, 2025, pausing all license renewals until at least November. The move comes in response to growing community concern about unregulated outdoor cannabis production facilities and to give Six Nations Elected Council (SNEC) time to review and amend its cannabis legislation. Elected Chief Sherri-Lyn Hill read a statement to the community at the General Cou…
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