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Call it Green Friday.
Online cannabis dispensaries are jumping on the "Black Friday" bandwagon and offering discounts on your favourite products.
Several online cannabis stores are holding sales for the first time this year in an effort to stay competitive and draw new customers in what they call an increasingly competitive market.
Savings typically range from 10 to 35 per cent, though some deals advertised go as high as 45 per cent off.
Eric Chan, manager of the Vancouver-based Canada Weed Dispensary, says jumping on the Black Friday bandwagon seemed like a simple way to spur sales.
Chan says their site has seen a spike in traffic since they announced a 25-per-cent markdown on all stock.
