All forms of cannabis products are available in store from Canada’s leading producers. Our shelves are also stocked fully with cannabis accessories of the highest quality. We also provide free Bridge Bud Supply merchandise and apparel (with minimum purchase).

You’ll be allowed to possess up to 30 grams of dried legal cannabis or equivalent in public.

Laws vary by province and municipality. Please refer to your city or town’s government website for specific bylaws.

Recreational cannabis is currently available in multiple forms, common consumption forms include inhalation, ingestion and sublinguals (spray).

Inhaled Forms

• Smoking (joints, pipes or bongs)
• Vaporizing (inhaling dried cannabis through a vaping device)

 

Ingested Forms

• Capsules (orally administered oil, often referred to as canna caps)
• Distillate (activated cannabis oil that can be used in food or ingested orally)
• Edibles (homemade) sweet or savory foods infused with cannabis flower or concentrates

Sublinguals

• Sprays that absorb through salivary glands in the mouth and enter the bloodstream rapidly

• Cannabis oil
• Fresh cannabis
• Dried cannabis
• Cannabis plant seeds
• Cannabis plants

Species: (indica, sativa, ruderalis)

Contrary to popular belief, the species of cannabis you consume doesn’t indicate the varying affects you can expect to experience. This is a common misconception.

Regardless of species indication, it’s the individual strain’s unique mix of cannabinoids and terpenes that provides the desired effect. Most cannabis strains available today are crossbreeds (a mix of species). Classification terms such as indica or sativa are best used to categorize the varying climates, appearances, origins and growth patterns of each variety. The combination of cannabinoids and terpenes present, regardless of species, is the best predictor of consumption effects.

Cannabinoids are the chemical compounds secreted by cannabis flowers.  Cannabinoids affect the brain by stimulating the CB1 receptor, resulting in a spectrum of benefits and effects. Products and strains have been developed to deliver larger doses of different cannabinoids, providing the user with an array of choices to achieve the desired effect. The most common cannabinoids are: THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) and CBD (cannabidiol). Cannabis contains at least 85 types of cannabinoids, many of which have a documented medical value.