High Tide Inc., one of Canada’s largest cannabis retailers, is expanding its presence in Cornwall, Ontario, with a second Canna Cabana store set to open at 525 Ninth Street on May 12, 2025. This new location will offer a full range of recreational cannabis products and consumption accessories for adult use, adding to the company’s rapidly growing retail network.
Strategic Expansion in a High-Traffic Area
The new store is strategically located in a high-traffic community shopping center on Cornwall’s east end, near a major national grocery chain and several fast-growing residential neighborhoods. The area has seen significant population growth in recent years, making it an attractive site for retail businesses.
This latest store complements High Tide’s existing Canna Cabana location on the west end of Cornwall, allowing the company to serve a broader customer base across the city. With a population of over 50,000 and limited local competition, the new site is expected to draw strong foot traffic and benefit from its proximity to established shopping destinations.
High Tide Nears 200 Store Milestone
With this latest opening, High Tide’s total store count will reach 197 Canna Cabana locations across Canada, including 81 in Ontario. The company is on track to hit its 200-store milestone by the end of May, reflecting its ongoing commitment to expanding its retail footprint in key Canadian markets.
About High Tide
High Tide Inc. is one of the world’s largest cannabis retailers, known for its integrated business model that spans retail, e-commerce, and wholesale distribution. The company’s brands include Canna Cabana, Grasscity, Daily High Club, and Valiant, among others.
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