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The city requires cannabis stores to have opaque windows people can t see in. (Mike Deal / Winnipeg Free Press files)
Two Winnipeg city councillors fear walls of opaque pot store windows could hurt the look of some streets.
Two Winnipeg city councillors fear walls of opaque pot store windows could hurt the look of some streets. Clusters of cannabis stores are popping up in some areas, with view-blocking windows that negatively impact the esthetic value of our commercial retail streets, according to a motion from Coun. Ross Eadie (Mynarski), seconded by Coun. Devi Sharma (Old Kildonan).