British Columbia stands apart from most Canadian provinces with a 23% year-over-year price increase even as unit sales fell sharply, a dynamic more typical of a supply-constrained or premiumizing market than the price compression seen elsewhere. Two-year sales growth of just 0.2% and a store count of 434 dispensaries point to a mature footprint where growth now depends on mix shifts rather than new openings.

24-Month Trend

State	Sales	YoY

Top performing dispensaries in British Columbia.

Store	City	Est. Sales
#1 KJ's Best Cannabis	Terrace	$1-2.5M
#2

Edibles posted the strongest category gains at 11.6% year over year, climbing to 9.3% of sales as British Columbia consumers gravitate toward processed formats. Vapes grew 7.8% to hold a 21.8% share, while pre-rolls—the province's largest category at 37.3%—added 4.0%. Flower continued its retreat, shedding nearly 10% year over year and now accounting for 27.8% of the mix, well below pre-rolls. Concentrates, the smallest segment at 3.9%, slipped 2.7%. T Cann Mgmt Corp. remains a leading presence across the province's shifting category landscape.