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OTTAWA – After the legalization of cannabis sales in Canada, strong demand has already led to bottlenecks in delivery. In the provinces of Newfoundland and Saskatchewan, as well as in the Arctic territory of Nunavut, stocks have been virtually empty. Before many marijuana stores in the country formed on the second day after legalizing long queues.
Canada legalized the sale of cannabis to Uruguay on Wednesday as the second largest country in the world. Since then, Canadian citizens aged 18 and over have been allowed to buy hashish in authorized stores for approximately $ 10 ($ 4.30) per gram. Personal property is limited to 30 grams.
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Genevieve Despres, 41, was one of the lucky ones to be able to visit a store on Wednesday. She does not usually smoke cannabis, "but because it was a historic day for Canada, I thought of trying," she said.
In Canada's most populous province, 38,000 orders were received in the first hours after legalization on Wednesday. The scope far exceeds expectations, said the Government of the Province of Quebec, which has recorded 42,000 orders.
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