Newfoundland and Labrador cannabis stores: 62 licensed retailers

Small towns, a provincial web store and what sales show

St. John's holds 12 of our listings, Corner Brook 3, and Stephenville, Mount Pearl, Grand Falls-Windsor, Gander, Conception Bay South, Clarenville and Bay Roberts 2 each. A short list of towns means real driving distances, which is where the NLC's online store, shopcannabisnl.com, fills gaps: orders ship by Canada Post only to civic addresses inside the province for a flat $9 plus HST, and the recipient must show ID and sign.

• Warning signs: the NLC tells shoppers to look for approved-retailer signage, the provincial excise stamp and the standardized THC symbol, and to treat unrealistically low prices or edibles claiming more than 10 mg of THC per serving as red flags.
• Supply: of $29.3 million in first-quarter 2026 sales, $18.9 million went through the NLC distribution centre and $10.4 million came from local producers selling directly to stores, according to StratCann.
• Sales trend: that quarter's total was down 2.5%, largely from lower direct sales by local producers.

Because every legal store buys through the same system, differences are hours, staff advice and pack sizes. Dried flower made up about a third of provincial sales, then pre-rolls (20%) and vapes (17%). Our report on Nova Scotia and Newfoundland first-quarter sales has the figures, and the province-by-province guide shows how the model differs elsewhere.