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THUNDER BAY – Thunder Bay cannabis consumers aren’t expected to face bare shelves at local shops due to a cyber attack impacting the Ontario Cannabis Store, but could have a harder time finding specific products.
The agency hasn’t yet confirmed when service will be restored, though store owners reported recent communications from the OCS expressing hope that could happen within 72 hours. The store has compensated for delivery delays in part by bringing in products from a sister store in Marathon. Gayle Buzzi of J. Supply Co., on Memorial Avenue, agreed the issues caused for stores remain manageable at this point.
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