Senior executives fired at Manitoba-based pot producer after Health Canada recalls

Dec 27, 2018 | 12:55 PM

WINNIPEG — An internal investigation shows that bullying by senior management at a Winnipeg-based cannabis producer contributed to unauthorized weed being shipped to stores.

Health Canada issued a recall of two strains of Bonify cannabis products that were being sold in three stores in Saskatchewan earlier this month.

Manitoba regulators then seized all Bonify cannabis that was shipped to licensed retail stores.

RavenQuest Technologies CEO George Robinson, who did the internal investigation of Bonify, says frontline workers noticed discrepancies with the product quickly but were bullied into staying quiet.

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Three senior executives and a board member have been fired but Robinson says the pot producer will keep its Health Canada licenses.

On Christmas Eve, the company faced another round of recalls — this time due to either record-keeping or labelling issues.

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