Crazy Horse Tobacco and Grocery
Box 731, 29 Rd St Isidore, Kahnawake

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QC, Canada • First Nations reserve
RezWeed lists one shop on Kahnawake, just south of Montreal across the Mercier Bridge. Note that the Mohawk Council set retail dispensary licences to zero in March 2026, so check before travelling.
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Box 731, 29 Rd St Isidore, Kahnawake
Band/tribal office for Kahnawake — community reference info, not a cannabis retailer.
Mohawk Council of Kahnawà:ke
P.O. Box 720, Kahnawà:ke, QC, J0L 1B0
Looking for Kahnawake weed or a Kahnawake cannabis dispensary? RezWeed lists 1 cannabis dispensaries and weed stores located on Kahnawake reserve in QC, Canada. These First Nations dispensaries offer cannabis products to visitors and community members.
Kahnawake is home to several Indigenous-owned cannabis retailers, also known as rez dispensaries or native smoke shops. Each store operates under the governance of their First Nations community.
Whether you're searching for "Kahnawake weed", "Kahnawake cannabis", or "weed store near Kahnawake", RezWeed helps you find exactly what you need. Our directory includes phone numbers, addresses, and directions to every pot shop and dispensary on Kahnawake.
Shopping at Indigenous dispensaries and native-owned cannabis stores supports First Nations communities and local economies. Many visitors choose reserve dispensaries for their competitive prices and community-focused service.
First Nations cannabis stores in Canada operate under various regulatory frameworks. Always check individual store policies and local regulations when visiting a reserve dispensary.
Kahnawake has 1 Indigenous-owned cannabis dispensary in QC, Canada.
Kahnawake is a First Nations reserve located in QC, Canada. Use the Directions button on any store listing above to get turn-by-turn navigation from your current location.
Yes — cannabis dispensaries on Kahnawake generally serve both community members and visitors from surrounding areas. Individual store policies, hours, and ID requirements vary, so check each listing before visiting.
Cannabis retailers on Kahnawake operate under the governance of the First Nations community. First Nations cannabis stores in Canada operate under various regulatory frameworks — always check individual store policies and local guidelines.
Kahnawà:ke regulates cannabis under its own law rather than Quebec's. In March 2026, after consultation that began the previous April, the Ratitsénhaienhs took the position that the number of retail dispensary licences be set to zero, prohibiting the retail sale of cannabis within the territory. An earlier council had set the maximum at three.
The council has published the decision itself, and it was reported by CBC, CTV, StratCann and The Eastern Door. Cultivation and processing licensing was handled separately from retail and was not part of that decision.
Kanesatake is the nearest place with real choice: about 36 km from Kahnawake in a straight line, and we list 25 shops there. It is the densest cluster anywhere near Montreal, with several shops carrying thousands of reviews between them.
Worth knowing before you set off: the two territories sit on opposite sides of the island, so the drive is longer than the distance suggests. Kahnawake is on the south shore across the Mercier Bridge; Oka is northwest of Montreal on the Lake of Two Mountains. Budget for going around the city rather than through it.
No licensed ones. In March 2026 the Mohawk Council of Kahnawà:ke set the number of retail cannabis dispensary licences to zero, which prohibits cannabis retail on the territory. RezWeed lists no dispensary here as a result.
Kanesatake, roughly 36 km away, where we list 25 shops. It is the largest cluster near Montreal, though the drive is longer than the distance suggests because the two sit on opposite sides of the island.
Kahnawà:ke regulates cannabis under its own law and its own control board rather than under Quebec’s framework, which is why the answer here differs from the rest of the province.