How All Nations is Leading the Way in the Indigenous Cannabis Industry

In a recent feature by CBC News, All Nations was proudly highlighted as part of a broader story on the growth of the First Nations cannabis industry six years after legalization in Canada. We’re excited to share this milestone with our community and to reflect on our journey so far.

All Nations: A Vision of Sovereignty and Success

As mentioned in the CBC article, All Nations began with a vision—one rooted in sovereignty, economic empowerment, and respect for tradition. Working in partnership with Shxwhá:y Village, we embraced our inherent rights by launching a sovereign dispensary, paving the way for Indigenous participation in this booming industry.

Chief Robert Gladstone’s words resonate deeply: “We wanted to create an economic base for our people while working in harmony with the provincial and federal governments.” This spirit of collaboration led to the establishment of one of the first farm gate retail operations in the Lower Mainland, an achievement that set us apart.

A Global Dream

Sean Curley, Director of Sales for All Nations, expressed our aspirations perfectly: “Today, we’re a small player, but our vision is clear—we aim to become the largest Indigenous-owned cannabis producer in the world.” With our products already reaching international markets, this is not just a dream; it’s a goal within our grasp.

As we continue to grow, we remain dedicated to creating economic opportunities for our people, ensuring that the success of All Nations directly benefits Indigenous communities.

Join Us in Supporting Indigenous-Led Cannabis

As we mark this six-year milestone of cannabis legalization in Canada, we invite you to support Indigenous businesses like ours. Learn more about our journey, explore our products, and stand with us as we build a prosperous future for all.