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Method

Evidence before inference.

CannaGuide publishes an authorization claim only when a recognized authority supports it. Market observations keep their own source and never imply authorization.

  1. Authority first

    Federal, provincial, territorial and published Indigenous-authority registries are identified explicitly. Jurisdiction-specific authority is never rewritten as a universal claim.

  2. Snapshots, not memory

    Every import keeps the source URL, retrieval time, content digest and immutable raw response. Failed validation cannot replace a known-good snapshot.

  3. Licence and availability stay separate

    An authority controls licence status. Retailer-menu observations control only price and availability, and they expire when they become stale.

  4. People approve interpretation

    Software extracts facts and may propose matches. Bilingual summaries, ambiguous identities and regulatory analysis require human review.

CannaGuide provides sourced public information, not legal or medical advice.

Privacy choices

CannaGuide stores first-party page counts and performance for up to 180 days. It stores no IP address, user-agent, fingerprint, or third-party identifier.