They have a great variety of products, especially love the creams
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Jaydeen
5 years ago
Let's support indigenous
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Loretta Wycotte
5 years ago
Great opportunities.
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Rhonda Hordiuk
5 years ago
Great company and great organization. The City of Merritt will enjoy working with this organization.
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Marty Lauren
5 years ago
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Williams Lake First Nation and Unity Cannabis are doing first class developments. Check out their operations in Williams Lake. Clean, safe and professional. I’m sure they will bring the same standards into any place they do business.
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Annette Hachey
5 years ago
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I believe this store will benefit the community financially. It's a win win situation for the business and town. More people will come in and visit other stores as well on a more frequent basis.
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Dustin Sargent
5 years ago
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Really nice store, staff is friendly and I mean come on better prices than most other stores plus sales, and the ability to use your status card
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David Nelson
5 years ago
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Having access to CBD products for my stress and anxiety has changed my life, it is medicine. Having a dispensary, buying legal safe products, asking questions about products before I buy, knowable staff and quality products. A dispensary is more than just buying Marijuana, CBD oil has helped control my stress and anxiety.
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Lennard Supernault
5 years ago
Each generation gets one huge advancement in their lifetime, for myself and my generation we have seen the decriminalization of cannabis. The world is beginning to see the medical benifits of this plant, I have used CBD oil to take my life back after battling PTSD, Trauma and deporession. Enduring several years doctors pharmacudicals had my body and mind falling apart, cdb oil literally saved my life and I have been of all pharmicudicals for several years now and I have a new found zest for life.
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Rick Gilbert
5 years ago
Yes, of course
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Aaron Mannella
5 years ago
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UNITY Cannabis is 1. Indigenous owned. 2. Involved in BC’s first ever Section 119 Agreement with a First Nation. 3. Really curated retail experience, and 4. a brilliant example of Indigenous led economic development. Enough said.
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Nicho willson
5 years ago
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All for new businesses in our small community that is lacking in employment opportunities and retail advancements.
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Leo BillyBoy
5 years ago
I support
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Chris Wycotte
5 years ago
I support Unity’s application for a non-medical retail cannabis license in the City of Merritt. WLFN has shown with their inaugural store and overall concept in Williams Lake that they are dedicated to owning and operating a professional enterprise that will provide the municipality of Merritt with various benefits.
Merritt deserves Unity too
free enterprise! Welcome to Merritt
All for it
Grow it forward Unity Cannabis!
I fully support this for many purposes
I am from Merritt
They have a great variety of products, especially love the creams
Let's support indigenous
Great opportunities.
Great company and great organization. The City of Merritt will enjoy working with this organization.
Williams Lake First Nation and Unity Cannabis are doing first class developments. Check out their operations in Williams Lake. Clean, safe and professional. I’m sure they will bring the same standards into any place they do business.
I believe this store will benefit the community financially. It's a win win situation for the business and town. More people will come in and visit other stores as well on a more frequent basis.
Really nice store, staff is friendly and I mean come on better prices than most other stores plus sales, and the ability to use your status card
Having access to CBD products for my stress and anxiety has changed my life, it is medicine. Having a dispensary, buying legal safe products, asking questions about products before I buy, knowable staff and quality products. A dispensary is more than just buying Marijuana, CBD oil has helped control my stress and anxiety.
Each generation gets one huge advancement in their lifetime, for myself and my generation we have seen the decriminalization of cannabis. The world is beginning to see the medical benifits of this plant, I have used CBD oil to take my life back after battling PTSD, Trauma and deporession. Enduring several years doctors pharmacudicals had my body and mind falling apart, cdb oil literally saved my life and I have been of all pharmicudicals for several years now and I have a new found zest for life.
Yes, of course
UNITY Cannabis is 1. Indigenous owned. 2. Involved in BC’s first ever Section 119 Agreement with a First Nation. 3. Really curated retail experience, and 4. a brilliant example of Indigenous led economic development. Enough said.
All for new businesses in our small community that is lacking in employment opportunities and retail advancements.
I support
I support Unity’s application for a non-medical retail cannabis license in the City of Merritt. WLFN has shown with their inaugural store and overall concept in Williams Lake that they are dedicated to owning and operating a professional enterprise that will provide the municipality of Merritt with various benefits.