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Newsroom Ready: Feds strike deal with provinces to share marijuana tax revenue

Ottawa has agreed to give the provinces and territories 75 per cent of tax revenues from the sale of legalized marijuana. Finance Minister Bill Morneau says the deal will be reviewed again in two years.

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