The Financial Post reports in its Tuesday edition that if you want pot edibles in Canada, you are going to have to go a long way east. A Bloomberg dispatch to the Post says that Monday marked the first day Canadians can legally buy a range of new cannabis formats including vapes, edibles and beverages. Newfoundland was one of the only provinces that appeared to have some of those products available for sale. CannabisNL, the province's government-owned wholesaler, had chocolate squares and gummies from Auxly Cannabis Group brands Kolab and Foray available for sale on Monday morning. Many other choices were listed as "coming soon." Most other provinces were days if not weeks away from offering the new products. Alberta will not have products on store shelves until mid-January. The outlet-rich province has contracts with 42 cannabis producers and about half of them will be offering the new products. Quebec will begin selling the new products on New Year's Day if it has the product. Even then, it will likely be a limited offering of some teas and perhaps one beverage. In Ontario, the new products will begin to appear in retail stores in early January. Representatives for British Columbia ignored Bloomberg's call.