Police said that the operation covered more than 60,000 square feet of space and had been set up to operated 24 hours a day. The site was outfitted with over 1,000 high-powered lights and was capable of producing as many as three or four crops annually. The "factory" that operated around the clock and was capable of producing $100-million worth of marijuana annually, likely destined for the international market, had been in operation for at least one year, said OPP Deputy Commissioner Vaughn Collins. Sources: Toronto Star. “Pot bust biggest ever. Marijuana grown in former brewery. Operation had dorm for workers.†January 12 2004 // Globe and Mail. “Pot bust worth $30-million, police say.†January 12 2004 // Toronto Star. “Police stunned by grow-op's sophistication. Say millions spent on brewery reno. 'Factory' pot worth $100M a year.†January 13 2004 Look I’m not trying to be a pain in the ass and I think we’re both happy about the bust but you’re the one who said it was the Molson people and then went on to suggest it was silly the media was spinning the pot stuff from the ecstasy bust. Just because the media didn’t suggest the connection, or maybe they did, doesn’t make it any less legit. I didn’t hear the CTV report but if your facts are true I have no problem with the media highlighting the connection between marijuana, organized crime, and ecstasy. If they earned $100 million from the Molson operation and were never arrested I don’t think it would take much to produce $21 million profit in ecstasy. I’m also guessing they probably have a few Molson size operations functioning in Ontario that will go unnoticed. And I read that the marijuana industry in Canada is a $10 billion market annually so I think there’s enough money to buy all the other drugs. So yeah I think there are enough grow-ops to fund $21 million profit in ecstasy ... easily.