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Pot can’t save the province. Saskatchewan’s best hope is to ‘break even’

February 13, 2018

Cannabis is expected to be big business, but University of Regina associate professor of economics Jason Childs believes Saskatchewan can only hope to make $34 million in what he calls the best case scenario.

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