Katelyn Baker
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Atholville, N.B. - A proposed facility to grow medical marijuana in northern New Brunswick is getting $4 million in financial assistance from the provincial government.
The facility, under construction in Atholville, is expected to create up to 208 jobs, if it gets approval from Health Canada.
The plant, which will operate under the name Zenabis, has reached the pre-licence inspection phase.
If approved, the company would then have to grow a crop that meets all regulations before getting a licence from Health Canada to sell to the public.
According to Opportunities New Brunswick, the company is expected to contribute up to $15 million each year to the provincial economy.
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Full Article: Medical Marijuana Facility Gets N.B. Funding Boost
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Photo Credit: Seth McConnell
Website: Daily Commercial News
The facility, under construction in Atholville, is expected to create up to 208 jobs, if it gets approval from Health Canada.
The plant, which will operate under the name Zenabis, has reached the pre-licence inspection phase.
If approved, the company would then have to grow a crop that meets all regulations before getting a licence from Health Canada to sell to the public.
According to Opportunities New Brunswick, the company is expected to contribute up to $15 million each year to the provincial economy.
News Moderator: Katelyn Baker 420 MAGAZINE ®
Full Article: Medical Marijuana Facility Gets N.B. Funding Boost
Author: Staff
Photo Credit: Seth McConnell
Website: Daily Commercial News
