The store is licensed to operate under the Piapot First Nation Cannabis Act, and will comply with the Piapot First Nation Cannabis Regulations, which meet or exceed provincial and federal cannabis regulations. skpoli
“Fifteen per cent from every sale goes back to the community, so that’s huge,” he said.
“You can see that we’re running a lot cheaper store than some of the other brick and mortars. Our staff is either all from Piapot First Nation or First Nations,” Flaman said.This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.The business will employ eight full-time workers and three part-time workers and will create extra revenue for the First Nation.
“We have our own laws and bylaws,” Chief Lynn Acoose, of Zagime Anishinabeck, said at the time. Her First Nation has operated a cannabis retail location near Regina since 2019 and has sold, administered and regulated bylaws and policy pertaining to the sale of the substance since.The province’s two amendments — The Cannabis Control Amendment Act, 2022 and The Summary Offences Procedure Amendment Act, 2022 — allowed for a bevy of changes.
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