HOME
News
- Politics & Security
Arts & Life
Business
Sports
Features
Opinion
Special Projects
- COVID-19
- Monumental Challenges
Audio
Video

BREAKING NEWS

U SPORTS cancels winter national championships, all games until March 2021

Ryerson’s Jack Layton Chair hosts livestream of educators and musicians during COVID-19

Is your cough COVID, a cold or the flu? How to tell the...

Ryerson to launch a virtual pop-up gallery to raise awareness about sexual violence

Doug Ford makes first (virtual) appearance at Ryerson as premier

HOME
News
- Politics & Security
Arts & Life
Business
Sports
Features
Opinion
Special Projects
- COVID-19
- Monumental Challenges
Audio
Video

Tag:

Cannabis Stores

News Off Campus On Campus Students Top Top stories
Cannabis retailers roll in to Toronto this week

by Angela McLean March 31, 2019

by Angela McLean March 31, 2019

The exterior of what will soon be legal cannabis store Tokyo Smoke, at 333 Yonge St. next to Ryerson. (Angela McLean/Ryersonian) Toronto’s first ever legal cannabis store will open its…

0 Facebook Twitter Email

Social Networks

Facebook Twitter Instagram Youtube Email Snapchat

Recent Posts

U SPORTS cancels winter national championships, all games until March 2021
October 20, 2020
Union president Joseph Zboralski dies at age 70
October 20, 2020
Ryerson’s Jack Layton Chair hosts livestream of educators and musicians during COVID-19
October 10, 2020
What’s in a name?
October 10, 2020
Is your cough COVID, a cold or the flu? How to tell the difference
October 8, 2020
TRSM launches new PhD in management program
October 8, 2020
Why there needs to be mandatory university classes on Indigenous history
October 8, 2020
The replacements: five options worthy of replacing Egerton Ryerson’s Campus Statue
October 8, 2020

EDITOR’S PICK

1

Toronto police charge prominent anti-quarantine activist, wife, with violating quarantine rules
October 6, 2020
2

White students barred from funded RSU student group event
March 13, 2015
3

Why Ryerson is better than the University of Toronto
October 6, 2014
4

RTA students discuss their new interactive documentary
February 3, 2014
5

Five ways to stay entertained at home during the COVID-19 pandemic
March 20, 2020
6

Remembrance Day should be a statutory holiday in Ontario
November 11, 2019
7

What’s in a name?
October 10, 2020
8

Queen’s Park announces $1.5 billion in funding to free up beds, clear surgery backlogs and move patients into other forms of care
September 25, 2020
9

American Apparel’s sexist ads? That’s “normal”
November 19, 2014
10

In Memoriam: Yusra Javed
September 19, 2019

CATEGORIES

News
Community News
Arts & Life
Engaging with Democracy
Business
Sports
Opinion
Politics & Security
Podcasts
RyersonianTV

The Ryersonian

The Ryersonian newsroom is staffed and operated by final-year undergraduate and graduate students in the Ryerson School of Journalism. In addition to this website the students produce: the Ryersonian, a monthly newspaper; a monthly broadcast on Ryersonian TV; a weekly podcast and daily video updates.

Ryersonian students welcome input from their colleagues in the School of Journalism. Please drop by the newsroom (RCC-105) to pitch your story idea to the editors.

Politics and Security

MPP Chris Glover tables rebate idea for post-secondary students
October 20, 2020
Doug Ford makes first (virtual) appearance at Ryerson as premier
October 6, 2020
City council moves forward with Dundas Street plan
October 2, 2020

Opinion

Why there needs to be mandatory university classes on Indigenous history
October 8, 2020
What’s in a name change?
October 8, 2020
Voting abroad used to be an exciting time for me — now it’s replaced by fear and anxiety
October 7, 2020

About us
Masthead
Contact us
Advertise with us
Send a News Tip

Facebook
Twitter
Instagram
Youtube
Email
Snapchat

©2020 - All Right Reserved. The Ryersonian | Ryerson University School of Journalism

Previous Next

Close

Test Caption

Test Description goes like this

0:00

0:00

HOME
News
Arts & Life
Science & Technology
Business
Sports
Features
Opinion
Politics & Security