# Keep It Open

> Advocacy campaign calling on the Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority (SLGA) and the Government of Saskatchewan to restrict vertical integration in Saskatchewan's cannabis market and keep it open, fair, and competitive.

Saskatchewan is the only major Canadian cannabis market without structural limits on vertical integration between wholesale distribution, retail operations, and licensed producer or brand supply. Keep It Open is a policy-focused campaign — it does not make findings against any company or individual. It asks the province to introduce the same kind of structural safeguards used in British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario, and Quebec.

## Pages

- [Home](/): The problem, provincial comparison, why it matters, the solution, and how to contact SLGA and your MLA.
- [Analysis: "Open Market" Doesn't Mean What You've Been Told](/analysis/open-market-myth): Why Saskatchewan's cannabis model is private but not open. Defines vertical integration (common ownership across wholesale, retail, and producer/brand tiers) and explains that a provincial wholesaler such as AGLC or MBLL is tier separation, not vertical integration. Answers common counterarguments: retailer purchasing autonomy, product diversity, SLGA compliance oversight, and the false binary that restricting vertical integration requires a government monopoly.

## Optional

- [Sitemap](/sitemap.xml): Machine-readable list of public URLs.