US EditionSurrey council approves 2 more cannabis stores
- Surrey City Council approved two new cannabis stores on April 28, following nine store approvals on April 14 in British Columbia.
- The approvals stem from Surrey's ongoing cannabis program started in 2019, amid debates on appropriate store numbers and community concerns.
- The council voted 5-4 on each application, with opposition citing proximity to schools and high-traffic areas, while supporters emphasized community benefits and economic impact.
- One new store is located at 104-12499 88 Avenue in North Surrey, and the other at 5828 176 Street in Cloverdale, with 24 written supports and one concern noted.
- The council's favorable recommendations will be forwarded to the regulatory authority responsible for finalizing cannabis retail licenses, reflecting Surrey’s ongoing expansion in authorized cannabis storefronts.
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