Ontario municipalities had a one-time option to opt-out of having cannabis retail stores in their communities. Municipalities had until January 22, 2019 to inform the AGCO if they wished to opt out. Municipalities that chose to opt out can opt back in at any time—but once they are in, they may no longer opt out.
If the AGCO did not received written notification from a municipality by January 22, 2019, then, by default, private cannabis retail stores will be allowed within that jurisdiction beginning April 1, 2019.
Municipality | Status | Date of resolution Sort descending |
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Penetanguishene, Town of | Opted-in | |
Ingersoll, Town of | Opted-in | |
Saugeen Shores, Town of | Opted-in | |
Brooke-Alvinston, Municipality of | Opted-in | |
Chisholm, Township of | Opted-in | |
Arran-Elderslie, Municipality of | Opted-in | |
Morley, Township of | Opted-in | |
Enniskillen, Township of | Opted-in | |
Shelburne, Town of | Opted-in | |
Amherstburg, Town of | Opted-in | |
North Kawartha, Township of | Opted-in | |
Brighton, Municipality of | Opted-in | |
Whitewater Region, Township of | Opted-in | |
Seguin, Township of | Opted-in | |
McNab/Braeside, Township of | Opted-in | |
Sundridge, Village of | Opted-in | |
Marmora and Lake, Municipality of | Opted-in | |
Temiskaming Shores, City of | Opted-in | |
Tay Valley, Township of | Opted-in | |
Val Rita-Harty, Township of | Opted-in |