Anecdotally, there are a fair number of new customers that are there because it's legal. This is especially true for edibles, despite the low THC, and the CBD

Anecdotally, there are a fair number of new customers that are there because it's legal. This is especially true for edibles, despite the low THC, and the CBD oil/edible products. I know several people who were avid smokers (even before cannabis was effectively decriminalization after Harper left office and people stopped caring) who still have "their guy" because it is "cheaper and better quality" than what they stores can legally sell. > This is a textbook example of a good idea, executed terribly. Partly this was due to the constraints imposed by the "reefer madness" crowd and partly due to the unexpected gold rush. Also, who would be surprised that people like Bill "Pot is Dangerous" Blair would botch a cannabis roll out. I kind of wish they would do a reset and rework the legislation now that people are less worried about it, but the current political climate makes that impossible.