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Roslin resident hoping to grow Marijuana receives letter of support from Cumberland County

If Jerome Draheim's application is approved by Health Canada, pot sold at NSLC outlets in Cumberland county may come from Roslin.
If Jerome Draheim's application is approved by Health Canada, pot sold at NSLC outlets in Cumberland county may come from Roslin. - Dave Mathieson

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UPPER NAPPAN, N.S. – Marijuana cultivation may soon be coming to Roslin, which is located about 10 kilometres northeast of Oxford.

Jerome Draheim submitted a letter to county council on Jan. 9, requesting a letter of support to go along with his application to Health Canada.

The letter reads, in part, “I am in the process of applying for a Health Canada license to become a Micro Grow Cultivator of cannabis at my farm located in Roslin, Cumberland County. I will be limited to a growing area of 200 square metres outdoors and will be selling dried cannabis to larger producers licensed by Health Canada.”

Draheim’s does not need a letter of support from the county to apply for a license but, if he hopes to be approved, he does need to send notice of his intentions to the municipality, the RCMP, and he local fire department.

Council passed a motion to provide the letter of support.

During the council meeting, it was pointed out that Breathing Green Solutions, a licensed marijuana cultivator located in Wentworth, has submitted letters to the county, police and fire services providing information about their operations.

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