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rfmcdonaldI quite agree with the complaints reported by CBC of the other businesses in a Mississauga commercial complex about their complex's marijuana grow-op. Legalizing marijuana is a good idea, but with rights come responsibilities.
Jon and Jackie Messenger say their heating and air conditioning company, which operates out of a plaza near Royal Windsor Drive and Southdown Road, is surrounded on three sides by a medical marijuana grow op.
They say there's no escaping the smell.
"The headache throughout the day is constant," Jackie Messenger told CBC News. "These guys should be working in detached buildings."
Messenger says they don't have a problem with medical marijuana — they just think grow-ops should be located somewhere else. After 10 years in the same location, they are considering moving.
Tenants say the smell makes it almost impossible to work and that it has driven away customers.
"It's getting hard to do business ... hard to be in here for any period of time," said David Kralik, who runs a snow removal company in the same plaza.
