The legalization of cannabis in Canada has not led to an explosion in consumption, but the black market persists. In 2024, 28% of Quebecers still illegally sourced their supplies. Large producers suffer massive losses, marking the end of the hopes of a lucrative "green rush".
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The legalization of cannabis in Canada has not led to an explosion in consumption, but the black market persists. In 2024, 28% of Quebecers still illegally sourced their supplies. Large producers suffer massive losses, marking the end of the hopes of a lucrative "green rush".