Produced by
All Nations
Category
Flower · Pre-rolls

About All Nations

All Nations is an Indigenous‐owned cannabis brand grown and produced on Sh̓xwhá:y Village (Skway First Nation) lands near Chilliwack, British Columbia. The brand is fully self‐produced — cultivated and packaged at its own roughly 30,000‐square‐foot facility — and positions itself as Indigenous‐grown BC craft cannabis built on high‐THC flower and pre‐rolls. Its operations run under the All Nations Mestiyexw Holdings and FN Canna Cultivation and Production entities, with a provincial licence approved in July 2022 under Section 119 of B.C.’s Cannabis Control and Licensing Act.

Quick Snapshot

  • Producer: All Nations — self‐produced Indigenous‐owned licensed producer (All Nations Mestiyexw Holdings / FN Canna Cultivation and Production), Sh̓xwhá:y Village, Chilliwack, BC
  • Category focus: High‐THC dried flower and pre‐rolls
  • Signature: Indigenous‐grown BC craft flower in the 24–32% THC range
  • Best for: Experienced shoppers seeking potent, terpene‐rich craft flower from an Indigenous‐led grower
  • Availability: OCS (Ontario), BC Cannabis Stores, and farm‐gate retail at Sh̓xwhá:y Village

Known for

  • Indigenous‐owned and grown. The brand operates on Sh̓xwhá:y Village lands under a government‐to‐government licensing agreement, one of a small number of Indigenous‐led cannabis licences in B.C.
  • Consistently high potency. Flower strains generally test in the 24–32% THC range with terpenes around 2–4%.
  • Seed‐to‐sale control. Cultivation and production happen at the brand’s own nearby facility, supporting its craft positioning.
  • Farm‐gate experience. All Nations runs its own on‐reserve retail store — reported as the first farm‐gate cannabis shop in the Lower Mainland.

Format & Use‐Case Chart

NeedFormatWhy All Nations
Potent everyday flowerDried flowerIndica‐ and sativa‐leaning strains testing 24–32% THC
Ready‐to‐smoke conveniencePre‐rollsStrain‐specific pre‐rolls such as Lemon Tartz and Tropic Thunder
Sativa‐forward daytimeFlowerStó:lō Haze and Tropic Thunder lean uplifting
Indica‐forward eveningFlowerBlackberry Pie, Cherry Gas, Mac Daddy lean relaxing
Supporting Indigenous businessAny formatIndigenous‐owned, on‐reserve grower and retailer

Tips for First‐Timers

  • Start low. With flower testing as high as 32% THC, begin with a small amount and wait before consuming more.
  • Match the strain to the moment. Sativa‐leaning picks like Stó:lō Haze suit daytime, while indica‐leaning options like Cherry Gas suit evenings.
  • Check current stock. Lineups rotate by province, so confirm availability on OCS or BC Cannabis Stores before you shop.

All Nations FAQs

What products does All Nations make?

All Nations focuses on high‐THC dried flower and pre‐rolls. Flower strains include Stó:lō Haze, Blackberry Pie, Cherry Gas, Mac Daddy, Lemon Tartz, Tropic Thunder, Mac Doughnut and Frosted Gelato, with strain‐specific pre‐rolls such as Lemon Tartz and Tropic Thunder.

Who makes All Nations cannabis?

It is self‐produced by an Indigenous‐owned licensed producer operating as All Nations Mestiyexw Holdings, with cultivation and production through the sister company FN Canna Cultivation and Production on Sh̓xwhá:y Village (Skway First Nation) lands near Chilliwack, BC.

Is All Nations an Indigenous‐owned brand?

Yes. All Nations is Indigenous‐owned and operates on Sh̓xwhá:y Village lands. Its provincial licence was approved in July 2022 under Section 119 of B.C.’s Cannabis Control and Licensing Act through a government‐to‐government agreement with the First Nation.

How potent is All Nations flower?

Most All Nations flower strains test in the 24–32% THC range, with terpene content commonly around 2–4%. Exact numbers vary by strain and batch, so check the product label for the lot you buy.

Does All Nations offer good value?

All Nations positions itself as Indigenous‐grown craft cannabis with consistently high THC. Pricing varies by province and retailer; we have not confirmed an official price tier, so compare current listings on OCS or BC Cannabis Stores.

Does All Nations make 510 vape cartridges?

We could not confirm 510‐thread vape cartridges in the All Nations lineup. The brand’s documented formats are dried flower and pre‐rolls. If a vape is released, check its packaging for 510 compatibility.

Is All Nations cannabis lab‐tested?

Yes. As a federally and provincially licensed producer selling through regulated channels such as OCS and BC Cannabis Stores, All Nations products are tested and labelled to meet Health Canada and provincial requirements.

Where can I buy All Nations?

All Nations is available through the OCS in Ontario, BC Cannabis Stores, and at the brand’s own farm‐gate retail store at Sh̓xwhá:y Village near Chilliwack. Availability and specific products vary by province.

What is a farm‐gate cannabis store?

A farm‐gate store is a retail shop located at or beside a licensed production site, letting a producer sell directly to consumers. All Nations runs one at Sh̓xwhá:y Village, reported as the first farm‐gate cannabis store in B.C.’s Lower Mainland.

How should I store All Nations flower?

Keep flower in an airtight container away from heat, light and humidity to preserve potency and terpenes. Store it out of reach of children and pets.

Which All Nations strain is good for a first‐timer?

Because all of the strains are high‐THC, newer consumers should start with a very small amount of any option and go slowly. A balanced, citrus‐forward strain consumed in a low dose is a reasonable starting point.

Has All Nations expanded beyond Canada?

All Nations completed its first overseas cannabis export in 2023, an early step in its stated ambition to grow internationally as an Indigenous‐owned producer.

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