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Black market still looms over legal pot in Sask., but retailers say edibles could boost business

October 17, 2019

Global News looked at a year of pot on the prairies on the first anniversary of cannabis legalization. While the black market still stands as stiff competition to legal retailers, some believe edibles could boost business when they start hitting the shelves in a couple months.

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