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For the first time since recreational marijuana became legal on Oct. 17, 5Buds Cannabis opened its doors in Warman.
The Saskatchewan company will split its profits between 13 First Nations in the province that invested in it.
“Our staff feels a lot of pride in the fact that we have that partnership and that money is going back toward a community,” retail general manager Corey Tyke said on opening day.
16 strains are available here, ranging from $14 to $23 per gram. Profits go back to the First Nations invested in the company.
Member of English River here is beaming, says he's very excited for how this could help his community. #yxe pic.twitter.com/LNNNojdt0H
— Chris Vandenbreekel (@Vandecision) November 30, 2018
Unlike some stores that have struggled with stock levels or had to implement purchase limits, Tyke expects 5Buds will be OK.
“We’ve got a very full vault,” he said.
Earlier this week another shop opened for the first time.
The Pot Shack became Saskatoon’s first store able to welcome customers.
To avoid a potential shortage customers were limited to one item per purchase.
With files from 650 CKOM’s Chris Vandenbreekel