Manitoba cannabis stores: 238 licensed shops, 145 in Winnipeg

Winnipeg first, then the towns that allow stores

Winnipeg holds 145 of our listings. Brandon has 8, Selkirk 7, Portage la Prairie 6 and Thompson 4, and the authority's list reaches Churchill on Hudson Bay, where Fireweed Cannabis holds a licence. Manitoba lets municipalities ban retail, which is why Steinbach and Winkler, both sizeable, send shoppers to other towns or online.

• Two formats: age-restricted shops nobody under 19 may enter, and controlled-access counters inside larger retailers where cannabis is kept out of sight. Cannabis and alcohol are not sold side by side.
• Limits: one sale may reach 30 grams of dried cannabis or its equivalent, plus up to four plants.
• Home grow: the ban ended with Bill 34 in June 2024, and since May 1, 2025 adults may grow up to four plants per household, indoors and out of reach of young people. Landlords and condo boards may still prohibit it.
• Online: licensed stores may sell online and by phone.

Chains and independents both trade in Winnipeg: Canna Cabana runs discount shops on St. Mary's Road and Pembina Highway, and Delta 9 sits in Osborne Village. Smoking is banned in public places, including streets, parks, beaches and patios. See the Canna Cabana guide for the chain.