Smoking is not allowed in most public places. The Nova Scotia Smoke-Free Places Act, which requires all indoor workplaces and public places, outdoor areas of restaurants, bars, lounges, and cabarets to be smoke-free, was expanded to cover cannabis. Like tobacco, cannabis is also banned at beaches, areas children frequent, sports venues, and public trails. Nova […]
Read More »The skinny? In the comfort of your own home or back yard, a rented campsite, or smoke-friendly places within your municipality. If you rent, your landlord may amend your lease and put rules in place about cannabis smoking or growing. For more information, visit Service Nova Scotia. Although the province already prohibited smoking in all indoor […]
Read More »St. Francis Xavier University, Antigonish, N.S. Not a standalone program, per se, but last year St Francis Xavier University in Antigonish, N.S., announced a three-year agreement with THC Dispensaries, one of two licensed producers in the province, to give students on-the-job training in their 7,000 square-foot growing facility.` The company is hoping to hire a […]
Read More »Gaspereau River in the Annapolis Valley is a totally cool place to spend a summer’s afternoon, especially 420 style. Tubing on the Gaspereau River is a quintessential Valley activity, definitely something to add to your bucket list. The Gaspereau River winds through a hidden, yet very scenic valley featuring vineyards and farmlands. The river […]
Read More »Click map to draw locations. Wondering where to purchase recreational cannabis in Nova Scotia? As of October 17, 2018, Canada took the monumental step of legalizing recreational cannabis nationwide. It is only the second country and first major economy to do so. Go Canada! Recreational pot users are now able to legally purchase recreational cannabis […]
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