Cannabis prices across Canada

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On Oct. 17, we reviewed prices on legal cannabis stores online to see how pricing compared across Canada.

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Hey there, time traveller!
This article was published 17/10/2018 (2864 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.

On Oct. 17, we reviewed prices on legal cannabis stores online to see how pricing compared across Canada.

Nova Scotia prices given are based on pre-legalization estimates, because the online store in that province requires an access code which is collected in person.  (Have a spare access code? Let us know!)

Nunavut store did not appear to be operational when we last checked. Licensed retailers in Saskatchewan are allowed to sell online, but we couldn’t find a store that was doing so.  (Know of one? Let us know!)

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Where to buy cannabis in Canada

Trina Fraser, a cannabis business lawyer with the Ottawa firm Brazeau Seller Law, has released a list of places to legally purchase cannabis across Canada.  You can see her list below:

Where to buy cannabis in Canada

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Wendy Sawatzky brought her twin passions for writing and technology to the Winnipeg Free Press in 2008. She's currently the paper's associate editor for digital news.

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