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Cannabis in Saskatchewan

Legal age, where to buy, and where you can consume cannabis in Saskatchewan.

Saskatchewan, Canada
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Saskatchewan runs a fully private cannabis market, retail and wholesale, regulated by the Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority (SLGA).

The basics

  • Legal age: 19+
  • Where to buy: Privately owned licensed stores and their online shops.
  • Possession: Up to 30 g in public.
  • Home growing: Up to 4 plants per residence is permitted.

Where you can consume

Generally restricted to private residences; public consumption is broadly prohibited, with municipal variation.

Buying legally in Saskatchewan

Only SLGA-permitted retailers sell legal cannabis. Confirm licensing and labelling.

Sources

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