Cannabis dried flower can be smoked, vaped, or used for extraction to create your favourite concentrates and edibles.
Pre rolls or commonly referred to as “joints” or “doobies” are a convenient way to consume dried flower.
Cannabis concentrates come in a variety of formats and can be found in products such as capsules, creams, vapes, and edibles.
Cannabis edibles come in forms including: chocolates, beverages, baked goods and other confectionery delights.
Solvent- free ingestible products that can be used as alternatives to smoking flower.
Vaping is a portable and electronic way of consuming cannabis concentrates. They are a convenient and discreet way to consume.
These products are non-psychoactive and are applied to the skin. They come in the form of lotions, oils, salves, soaps, balms and creams.
Accessories come in a variety of forms. From your classic water pipes to new age electronic vaporizers there is something for every explorer.
Our flagship store is a 2800 sqt store front featuring a gas fire place, timber frame facade and natural rock features.
Our newest store addition is a 800 sqft store front featuring our signature rustic style design.
Our cannabis retails stores aim to highlight the quintessential Canadian experience – cottages, cabins and the great outdoors. No other experience speaks to our northern roots more than heading off to camp to unwind.
In the first year, legal retailers were permitted to sell dried flower, as well as CBD oils and sprays. One year later, Canada amended its cannabis regulations, allowing for the legal sale of edibles, extracts, topicals, and vapes. Since then, the legal market has flourished, allowing for better safety and regulation when it comes to different types of cannabis products.
The path to legalization has taken decades of work from celebrity activists to legal advocates and is part of a broader societal change that has seen Canadians from all walks of life become cannabis explorers.
Cannabis has been legal in Canada for just over two years now. For the first time in our country’s history it is available for public consumption, taxed, and regulated by the government. In a previous post, we talked about the long road to legalization, and here we’ll talk about the retail boom that followed.
