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Weedoo (online cannabis sales site, Montreal)

Montreal police searched a shop from which the online cannabis site Weedoo was run, La Presse reports

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According to La Presse, Nov 20, 2019 · Read the source

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Summary

In its November 20, 2019 report on the BudRunQC operation, La Presse also recounts that Montreal police (SPVM) carried out searches the previous August at a business on Cherrier Street from which a 32-year-old man was running the online cannabis sales site Weedoo. The paper cites court documents saying the site could generate sales of $3,000 to $4,000 a day.

The article gives no outcome of the case. It is included as a reported police action tied to an unlicensed online seller, not as a finding by a court.

What the source found

  • Site named: Weedoo
  • Police action: SPVM searches in August 2019 at a business on Cherrier Street, Montreal
  • Sales reported in court documents: $3,000 to $4,000 per day
  • No outcome reported in the article

Products named

  • cannabis (online)

Timeline

  1. SPVM searches (August 2019 per article, day not given)

  2. Reported by La Presse

Sources

  1. News

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Status notes

Secondary mention inside a news article; day of searches not stated (August 2019). No SPVM release opened.

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