Canadians looking to enjoy soon-to-be-legalized pot-infused edibles could get hit with higher insurance premiums — depending on the size of their appetites.
Many insurers no longer treat cannabis users as cigarette smokers — who pay much higher premiums due to the high-risk activity — provided there is no tobacco or nicotine in products they use.
The shift came in recent years as Canada moved to legalize pot for recreational use, starting with dried flower, oils, plants and seeds.
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