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High Tide to open three new Canna Cabana stores in Canada next month

The cannabis retailer plans to launch locations in Ontario and Saskatchewan, expanding its Canadian footprint to 232 stores. Expansion targets for 2026 remain unchanged.

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Priya Anand · Equities & Earnings Desk · 31 Aug 2026 · 11:23 · 1 min read
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High Tide to open three new Canna Cabana stores in Canada next month

High Tide Inc. said it will open three new Canna Cabana cannabis retail locations in Canada over four days next month, pending regulatory approval.

The new stores will be located in Lindsay and Orléans, Ontario, and Regina, Saskatchewan. The Lindsay location at 351 Kent Street West, Unit 1, is scheduled to open on September 2. The Orléans store at 900 Watters Road is expected to open on September 4, while the Regina outlet at 6250 Rochdale Boulevard is planned for September 5.

High Tide acquired the Lindsay location through an assignment of an existing lease from a local operator. The Orléans site is situated in a plaza with a grocer and discount department store, serving a population of more than 110,000 within five kilometers. The Regina store is positioned along a neighborhood thoroughfare near a gas station and quick-service restaurant, with approximately 90,000 residents within a five-kilometer radius.

The openings will bring High Tide’s total Canadian Canna Cabana store count to 232, including 105 in Ontario and 14 in Saskatchewan. The company has more than 15 additional locations in various stages of development. High Tide remains on track to add at least 20 new stores in 2026, funded entirely from internally generated cash flow.

Full financial results for the third fiscal quarter are scheduled for release on September 14.

This article was produced with AI assistance and edited by a Finance Review Daily journalist.
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