Nova Scotians Smoke the Most Weed in Canada
A resident shows off a marijuana leaf tattoo during the 420 Day festival on the lawns of Parliament Hill in Ottawa on April 20.
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Canadians consumed more than 20 grams of marijuana per person last year, spending C$5.6 billion on the product, according to estimates from the government statistics agency
Residents of Nova Scotia led Canada’s 10 provinces in consumption, averaging 27.1 grams per person per year in 2017, with British Columbia second at 24.6 grams, Statistics Canada said Monday.