Statistics Canada said sales at Saskatchewan pot shops have had the slowest sales of all provinces since recreational cannabis was legalized.
Just under $2.5 million was sold from cannabis stores in the province from Oct. 17 to Dec. 31, 2018.
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That ranks behind Prince Edward Island, which saw over $3 million in sales, despite having a population of just 150,000 people.
Over that period, more than $151 million of cannabis was legally sold across Canada.
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