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From torontosun. In the pre-writ month of August, when our Liberal prime minister was dishing out billions like candy, Liberal MP Mike Bossio showed up at the Tyendinaga Mohawk reserve with his own cheque in hand. None of the national media chose to attend, however, deciding that the promise of a few thousand bucks for a traffic roundabout on a reserve was not necessarily newsworthy when billions were being tossed around elsewhere. Yet, there was Bossio, nonetheless holding his little press conference for the local media, all while surrounded by at least three dozen illegal pot dispensaries and an equal number of smoke shacks illegally selling Native-manufactured cigarettes to non-Indigenous clientele. THC-laced edibles, from cookies to gummies — which are not yet legal in Canada — are found at virtually every pot shop on Tyendinaga. In fact, you can buy online and never step foot on Tyendinaga. Bossio, however, was not there to answer blunt queries about pot shops and smoke shacks. Next thing, I was hearing from Marie-Emmanuelle Cadieux, a more senior communications officer in his office, picking up where the first communication left off, but not saying a word about smoke shacks. Instead, she talked about the pot shops on Tyendinaga, how they are all breaking the law, and how her quotes could be attributed to Blair. The OPP has learned bitter lessons from watching the Oka crisis, as well as their own worst-case scenarios in Ipperwash and Caledonia. They will not step foot on a reserve to shut down a pot shop, not even if there are at least 36 on a small reserve like Tyendinaga, Pop: 4, Published in News , Police , Reprint and Tyendinaga. Why can I buy hash online from First Nations reserve? By research on September 22, Facebook Comments. Like this: Like Loading Related Posts. More from News More posts in News ». Former National Chief joins Mohawk elder in taking a stand for the Indigenous right to an economy in Oshawa. Ontario is getting serious about cracking down on illicit pot shops — but one shop feels unfairly targeted. More from Police More posts in Police ». Toronto wants more money from the province to deal with a growing number of illegal cannabis stores. Big Canoe vows to fight charges, after police bust Indigenous pot shop in Sutton. More from Reprint More posts in Reprint ». More from Tyendinaga More posts in Tyendinaga ». Cops turn blind eye to Indigenous protesters.