Atlantic Canada Atlantic Canada is home to the majority of the country’s public cannabis retail systems. This article, Part 2 in my Cannabis in Canada series, explores the provinces that opted for public sales, a system unique to Canada. Many of these provinces’ crown cannabis operations are part of their provincial alcohol retail system, or cannabis operations are somehow related to liquor stores. Since last October’s Cannabis Act launch in Canada, provinces nationwide have been rolling out new regulatory regimes covering distribution, home cultivation, public consumption, and retail stores. Next week I will delve more into Alberta, Ontario, and numerous other provinces with privately licensed cannabis retail stores.
This is Part 2 of Cannabiz Media’s Cannabis in Canada series. Follow the link to read Part 1: Cannabis in Canada and Federal Licensing.
Since last October’s Cannabis Act launch in Canada, provinces nationwide have been rolling out new regulatory regimes covering distribution, home cultivation, public consumption, and retail stores. Hundreds of retail stores have popped up across Canada, from the Labrador Sea to the rainforests of British Columbia.
Not all provincial retail models are...
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