Treaty shops · Section 35
Mi'kmaq Rights Association Treaty Cannabis Shops
8 Indigenous-owned shops in Bedford, Halifax, Moncton and more
Mi'kmaq Rights Association treaty cannabis shops are Indigenous-owned dispensaries that operate off-reserve under Section 35 treaty rights and the 1752 Peace & Friendship Treaty — authorized by the Mi'kmaq Rights Association as an Indigenous Governing Body rather than sited on a reserve. RezWeed lists 8 shops, including Sacred Smoke, Smoking Bear, Burning Tree Trading. Every listing below has the address, hours, phone number, and directions.
About Mi'kmaq Rights Association treaty cannabis shops
The Mi'kmaq Rights Association is an Indigenous Governing Body whose members operate cannabis shops under Section 35 of the Constitution Act, 1982 and the 1752 Peace & Friendship Treaty. Unlike reserve dispensaries, these treaty shops — sometimes called truck houses — operate off-reserve in cities and towns such as Bedford, Halifax, Moncton and more.
Each shop is Indigenous-owned and asserts an inherent, treaty-protected right to trade. RezWeed lists these businesses the same way their own storefronts, signage, and public listings already do — with their real locations, so customers can find them.
Frequently asked questions
What is a Mi'kmaq Rights Association treaty shop?
A Mi'kmaq Rights Association treaty shop is an Indigenous-owned cannabis retailer operating off-reserve under Section 35 treaty rights, authorized by the Mi'kmaq Rights Association as an Indigenous Governing Body rather than located on a reserve.
How many Mi'kmaq Rights Association shops are there?
RezWeed currently lists 8 Mi'kmaq Rights Association treaty cannabis shops in Bedford, Halifax, Moncton and more. New shops are added as they are verified.