Toronto’s Queen Street Could Become ‘Cannabis Row’ After Pot Licences Issued Experts are drawing attention to a lack of controls over where cannabis retailers will be located. Shawn Jeffords ANDREW FRANCIS WALLACE VIA GETTY IMAGES Cannabis educator Jonathan Hirsh smokes a joint he purchased outside the Hunny Pot Cannabis Co. store on Toronto’s Queen St. West, April 1. – Dankr.ca

Toronto's Queen Street Could Become 'Cannabis Row' After Pot Licences Issued Experts are drawing attention to a lack of controls over where cannabis retailers will be located. Shawn Jeffords ANDREW FRANCIS WALLACE VIA GETTY IMAGES Cannabis educator Jonathan Hirsh smokes a joint he purchased outside the Hunny Pot Cannabis Co. store on Toronto's Queen St. West, April 1.

Toronto’s Queen Street Could Become ‘Cannabis Row’ After Pot Licences Issued Experts are drawing attention to a lack of controls over where cannabis retailers will be located. Shawn Jeffords ANDREW FRANCIS WALLACE VIA GETTY IMAGES Cannabis educator Jonathan Hirsh smokes a joint he purchased outside the Hunny Pot Cannabis Co. store on Toronto’s Queen St. West, April 1.