Eventually, Canada will have enough cannabis stores. Even then, one observer warns, legal cannabis may not be "nearly as profitable as people thought it was."

New Brunswick Finance and Treasury Board Minister Ernie Steeves made the announcement on Tuesday.

As Canada starts its second year of legal cannabis, here are five questions for which we're starting to get some answers.

Giving pardons to people with old possession convictions was discussed long before legalization. But since a system was put in place, only a few dozen people have been given one.

If approved, the two proposed cannabis store locations would become London's fourth and fifth pot shops.

The new stores, when approved, will more than double the number of marijuana outlets in the province.

Middle-aged men increased their cannabis use after legalization more than any other demographic group. In second place: middle-aged women.

Cannabis is probably safer than alcohol. So why do we restrict it more?

A study by Deloitte found the next phase of cannabis legalization — which will include edibles other alternative cannabis products — could generate higher profits for retailers.

In 2017, before legalization, 46 per cent of survey respondents said they were interested in trying edibles, but in a new poll, that number had dropped to 36 per cent.