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Proposed 50-50 share of pot revenue ‘not acceptable’: Sousa

Federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau is expected to discuss legalized marijuana revenue when he meets with his provincial counterparts on Monday. Ontario Finance Minister Charles Sousa is calling for detailed costing from Ottawa.

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