Saskatchewan Cannabis Laws

Permitted cannabis retail operators must establish standalone storefronts that sell only cannabis, cannabis accessories, and ancillary items.

Yes; retailers have the option to open online stores and offer delivery or Click-and-Collect service.

In Saskatchewan, customers may purchase no more than 30 grams of dried cannabis or its equivalent in edibles, concentrates, liquid product, or seeds in one transaction. Learn more here about cannabis equivalencies and purchase limits in Saskatchewan.

The minimum age in Saskatchewan for cannabis possession and consumption is 19.

Cannabis retailers are authorized to operate between 8 a.m. and 3 a.m., unless further restricted by the local government. Cannabis retailers must operate for a minimum of six hours per day, five days per week.

In the RFP, Saskatchewan cannabis retail license applicants must give a detailed description of their proposed inventory management and sales tracking system. Specifically, retailers must demonstrate an ability to:

• Complete customer transactions
• Maintain accurate inventory
• Produce files for ordering, reporting, and remitting taxes
• Produce reports in multiple formats
• Track inventory across the entire supply chain
• Track recalls, waste, and destruction of property
• Track and manage multiple products by category

Yes; Cova’s cannabis-specific retail point of sale software satisfies all the requirements of Saskatchewan’s regulations. It offers complete inventory management and 1-click compliance reports to help you easily generate the monthly tracking and reporting data required by SLGA. The robust retail platform includes many more features to help your cannabis retail operation thrive.