Nova Scotia Pot Store

Nova Scotia Pot Store allowed sales firm of recreational marijuana in the province is the NSLC, and grownups 19 years old or older can buy it in person at selected stores or online. To access a cannabis shop, you must show a valid photo ID such as a driver’s licence, and the staff will verify your age to ensure that you meet provincial and federal regulations governing recreational marijuana.

Inside, the store is a calm place of wood grain countertops and tablets where customers can read information about products. The staff will greet people as they enter, first to make sure that they’re of legal age, and then to show them how to shop. Barriers that weave in front of the checkout counters will help control expected lineups. The NSLC says it hopes to remove them when they’re no longer needed.

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While people can smoke cannabis in their own homes, the government warns that children and pets should be kept away from it. There are also restrictions on smoking in public spaces such as playgrounds, sports and recreation fields, municipal parks, provincial strands and beaches. People are also not allowed to smoke or vape cannabis in their cars, and NSLC has issued warnings about this.

Those who wish to grow their own can do so, although some municipalities have passed bylaws that restrict cultivation. Adults are also permitted to carry 30 grams of dried marijuana (or the equivalent) in public.