Saskatchewan's 14.4% year-over-year sales decline and 50%-plus price drop set it apart as one of the most aggressively deflating markets in Canada. The store count has flatlined at 99 dispensaries, meaning the province's contraction is purely a pricing story rather than a loss of retail footprint. Over two years, sales have fallen 15.7%, underscoring sustained downward pressure in a small-tier market where consumers are increasingly trading down on price.

24-Month Trend

State	Sales	YoY

Top performing dispensaries in Saskatchewan.

Store	City	Est. Sales
#1 Canaba Cannabis	Prince Albert	$250-500K
#2

Edibles are the standout category in Saskatchewan, surging 24.1% year over year to capture 8.6% of the market even as nearly every other segment contracts. Flower remains the largest category at 37.8% share but has shed 24.3% in sales, bearing the heaviest impact from price compression. Pre-rolls have proven more resilient, dipping just 2.4% while holding 24.4% share—nearly matching vapes, which fell 13.8% at 24.7% share. BACK FORTY leads in a province where value brands appear well positioned as accessories also grew 10.5%, suggesting consumers are investing in lower-cost consumption methods.