As if you didn’t know already, the sale of cannabis became legal last week and with that, Atlantic Canadian retailers opened their doors for business. Despite reports of stores selling out across the four provinces, here’s where you can buy cannabis once they restock.

Newfoundland and Labrador
There are more than 20 different places to buy weed in Newfoundland from a variety of private (regulated) retailers, as well as online. Canada’s first cannabis purchase was made in the country’s most easterly province at 12:01am local time in front of an array of media at Tweed’s Water Street location in St. John’s. The days following October 17 also saw the shut down of several illegally operating cannabis retailers in the province as the NLC scrambles to restock depleted stock.

Tweed: 62 Broadway Avenue, Corner Brook
C-Shop: 5 Murphy Square, Corner Brook
Deer Lake Green Stop: 31 Upper Nicholsville Rd., Deer Lake
C-Shop: 62 Prince Rupert Drive, Stephenville
C-Shop: 17 Cromer Ave, Grand Falls-Windsor
C-Shop: 100 Laurell Road, Gander
Clarenville Green Stop: 258 Memorial Drive, Clarenville
Puff Puff Pass Head Shop: 72 Marine Drive, Clarenville
C-Shop: 120 Columbus Drive, Carbonear
C-Shop: 230 Conception Bay Highway, Bay Roberts
The Reef Cannabis Shop: 386 CBS Highway, Holyrood
C-Shop: 166 Conception Bay Highway, Conception Bay South
Thomas H. Clarke’s Distribution: 1614 Portugal Cove Road, Portugal Cove – St. Phillips
Paradise Green Stop: 1316 Topsail Road, St. John’s
C-Shop: 55 Stavanger Drive, St. John’s
Tweed: 193 Kenmount Road, Unit 4A, St. John’s
C-Shop: 260 Blackmarsh Road, St. John’s
The Natural Vibe: 306 Water Street, St. John’s
Tweed: 187-189 Water Street, St. John’s
C-Shop: 150 Old Placentia Road, Mount Pearl
Tweed: 50-60 Commonwealth Ave, Mount Pearl
High North: 1 Neal Drive, Labrador City

Prince Edward Island
All four of the retailers run under the PEI Cannabis umbrella, and you can also buy online. Only three of the stores were open for the first day of sales, bringing in $152,000 between online and in-store purchases.

85 Belvedere Avenue, Charlottetown
425 Granville Street, Summerside
509 Main Street, Montague
478 Main Street, O’Leary

Nova Scotia
All the cannabis in Nova Scotia is sold alongside alcohol at 12 different NSLC stores, as well as online. On the first day of sales, the NLSC recorded more than 12,000 transactions and raked in $660,000 in revenue.

5485 Clyde St., Halifax
3601 Joseph Howe Dr., Halifax
650 Portland St., Dartmouth
142 South Albon St. (Amherst Mall), Amherst
151 Church St (Antigonish Market Square), Antigonish
274 Dufferin St., Bridgewater
752 Sackville Dr. (Downsview Plaza), Lower Sackville
Unit 230, 9256 Commercial St. (County Fair Mall), New Minas
95 Keltic Dr., Sydney River
6 Court St., Truro
104 Starrs Rd., Yarmouth
610 E River Rd., New Glasgow

New Brunswick
The 20 stores in New Brunswick are operated by Cannabis NB, a subsidiary of the liquor commision, and like the other three provinces, they offer online shopping. Many consumers in the province were upset with the opening day prices, which are on par with illegal dealers — the other three provinces have products below black market value. Cannabis NB declined to offer first day revenue numbers.

435 Brookside Dr., Unit A002, Fredericton
45 Woodside Lane, Fredericton
55 Lansdowne Ave, Saint John
168 Rothesay Ave., Suite #107, Saint John
165 Main Street, Suite #08, Moncton
40 Wyse St., Moncton
640 St. Peter Ave, Suite #PD201, Bathurst
157 Water St., Unit 14, Campbellton
784 Dieppe Blvd., Dieppe
575B Rue Victoria, Edmunston
2540 King George Highway, Miramichi
16 Commerce Drive, Oromocto
12F. Tribe Rd., Perth-Andover
16 Allee De La Cooperative, Richibucto
34 Lacey Dr., Rothesay
16 Wright St., Sackville
313-B Main St., Shediac
9316 Route 3, Old Ridge
138 Main Street (Gateway Mall), Sussex
3524 rue Principale, Tracadie

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