Dispensaries in Saskatchewan
Compare cannabis dispensaries across Saskatchewan by city, hours, reviews, and trust signals. Confirm licensing, product availability, and age requirements before visiting.
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Dispensaries in Saskatchewan (98)
Wiid Boutique
Regina, SK
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Closed
Hours not availableOrdering methodsOnline
Accepted paymentsE-Transfer
Walk-in available
Wiid Boutique - Regina
Regina, SK
Dispensary
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No reviews
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Closed
Hours not availableOrdering methodsOnline
Accepted paymentsE-Transfer
Walk-in available
Cannabis retail in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan uses a private retail model with permits issued by the SLGA. Stores are spread across both urban centres and smaller communities.
Legal information reviewed Jul 12, 2026. Official sources: Cannabis use in Saskatchewan.
Provincial rules
- Legal age
- 19+
- Public possession
- 30 grams of dried cannabis in public
- Official authority
- Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority (SLGA)
Before you visit
- Saskatchewan uses a competitive private model for non-medical cannabis retail
- Non-medical cannabis consumption in public places is prohibited
- Adults may grow up to four cannabis plants per household for personal use
Dispensary cities in Saskatchewan
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Regina35Saskatoon16Moose Jaw4Yorkton4Estevan3Humboldt2Indian Head2Melville2Weyburn2Balgonie1Candle Lake1Canora1Carlyle1Carnduff1Christopher Lake1Davidson1Elbow1Emerald Park1Foam Lake1Fort Qu'Appelle1Garlands Crossing1Gravelbourg1Kamsack1Kelvington1Langenburg1Lanigan1Markham1Melfort1Midale1Moosomin1Norquay1Preeceville1Prince Albert1Redvers1Southey1Tisdale1Wakaw1
Frequently asked questions
Where can I consume cannabis in Saskatchewan?
Non-medical cannabis consumption is prohibited in public places in Saskatchewan. Private-property, rental, workplace, and municipal rules may add further restrictions.
How are cannabis stores licensed in Saskatchewan?
The Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority (SLGA) issues cannabis retail permits to private operators.
Can I grow my own cannabis in Saskatchewan?
Yes. You can grow up to 4 plants per household for personal use in Saskatchewan.