If the Canadian cannabis industry were a painting, it would be more Jackson Pollock than Rembrandt. While the country made history by being the second (after Uruguay) to legalize, it also became a canary in a coal mine, so to speak, showing others in waiting various examples of success and failure.
There is likely no better display of this legalization kaleidoscope than the mishmash of retail frameworks that exist across the country. Each province has its unique take on the supply chain and the stores themselves, and all of it is subjectively working or not, depending on who you talk to.
StratCann wanted to examine two very different yet profitable business models, Quebec and Ontario, and ask some experts what works for these strategies, what doesn’t, and where they may be 5-10 years down the road.
Read the full article at StratCann
