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Canada’s cannabis directory · CannaGuide

Shops. Menus. Photos. Let’s go.

Licensed stores, strains and deals — Canada’s cannabis directory, not a dusty registry.

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Colourful illustration of Canadian landscapes, from mountains to city streets.

Like wineries

Micros, producers, visits.

Micro licence holders are destinations in their own right. Public visits are listed only when a provincial farm-gate licence supports them. A federal cultivation licence is not an invitation.

Illustration of a greenhouse and farm shop, not a real location.

You can visit

Farm-gate stores, and producers you can actually walk up to

Producer-retail stores and S119 authorizations from B.C.’s official workbook. That is the public-visit evidence. A cultivation site by itself is not.

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Micro-producers

Micro-cultivation and micro-processing, the way you browse small estates.

Browse micros →

The evidence notebook

The sources, when you want them.

Collection dates and gaps, kept separate from the store lists.

Illustrated fictional Canadian streetscape, with brick buildings and maple trees.

Same landscape. Different status.

Authorized retail, medical access and grey-market observations aren’t interchangeable. An online presence is not proof of authorization.

Strains and where to buy them →

Adult access. Crawler prices, not a model opinion.

Illustrated research notebook with a botanical specimen and magnifying glass.

The market has a memory.

Timestamped monthly observations, grouped with their limitations in view. Explore historical patterns by category and measurement unit.

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Adult access. Aggregate history, not current offers.

Original editorial illustrations—not provider photographs or field evidence.

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