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Jun 19, 2026
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Nova Scotia's illegal cannabis market remains large despite record NSLC sales
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HomeAtlantic CanadaCape BretonNewsHealthNova ScotiaHalifax
Nova Scotia's illegal cannabis market remains large despite record NSLC sales
Houston and Armstrong say public safety concerns around unregulated cannabis outweigh lost revenue
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By Ally Bowes
Published Jun 19, 2026
4 minute read
Justic Minister Scott Armstrong says the province is focused on the health and safety of youth as cannabis sales rise. PHOTO BY RYAN TAPLIN /The Chronicle Herald
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