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Ever since Canada gave the green light to marijuana in October 2018, the cannabis scene has been on a wild ride into regulation. Today, more folks are choosing legitimate dispensaries over the black market, fueling a booming industry and a need for better education on cannabis use. To the rescue are Canadian cannabis influencers, bringing knowledge and good vibes to the community!
From CBD oil to yummy edibles, these individuals can teach you a thing or two about joints. We have you covered for the best cannabis Influencers to follow. Sit back, relax and enjoy the high!
A bright and funny gal, follow cannabis influencer Meaghan for amazing smoke tricks and a blazing time!
Image source: @cloud_9_baby | Instagram
Reagan is an Ottawa-based entrepreneur who helps women grow their business. Check out her feed and see what #highsociety is like!
Image source: @itsreaganbradley | Instagram
Vee is a photographer who travels between Montreal, Toronto, and Prince Edward Island. We love Vee’s natural cannabis aesthetic!
Image source: @fallforvee | Instagram
Carley is a Toronto-based holistic nutritionist who advocates for CBD and cannabis for healing. She also has amazing healthy recipes and wellness tips.
Image source: @truenorth.wellness | Instagram
Dorota is a Vancouver-based cannabis Influencer. For the latest cannabis products check out her feed!
Image source: @dorota916 | Instagram
Jodie Emery is one of the biggest names in Canadian Cannabis. She is a cannabis rights activist, politician, and an integral part of pushing forward cannabis legislation in Canada.
Image source: @jodieemery | Instagram
Phil is a Montreal-based cyclist and the founder of the cannabis accessory company Maitri. Make sure to follow him!
Image source: @phildepault | Instagram
Of course, how could we forget our favourite Canadian cannabis King, Seth Rogen! Seth didn’t just play a stoner in Pineapple Express, he is a cannabis connoisseur IRL!
Image source: @sethrogen | Instagram
Coined as the Father of the Legal Cannabis Industry, Steve is an activist, author and global speaker. He is the founder of the Last Prisoner Project, a nonprofit organization that works to educate and reform the harms of cannabis criminalization.
Live from California, check out Steve’s podcast Radio Free Cannabis!
Image source: @steve.deangelo | Instagram
As a mental health advocate, natural healing enthusiast and avid yogi, Nikki shares her knowledge on various strains as an avid user. This Victoria local is also a cannabis activist who shares local and current updates about cannabis on Twitter.
Image source: @savvystonedgirl | Instagram
This Vancouver native, Travis, is known as a leading cannabis chef and educator in Canada. He had a brief stint on Masterchef Canada and today he runs his own private chef business. Check out his account for delicious dishes infused with cannabis.
Image source: @the_nomadcook | Instagram
As the founder of Cadence Health Center, Natasha works primarily on women’s empowerment, fashion, and medical marijuana. Her entrepreneur and philanthropist spirit is evident in her cannabis advocacy.
Image source: @nraey | Instagram
This award-winning advocate, Jacqui Childs, is a cannabis writer. As the chief content officer at cannabis.wiki, Jacqui is able to share her expertise and educate others.
To hear more from this Hamilton local check out her podcast The Green Room!
Image source: @jacquichilds | Instagram
Celeste is a BC-based Canadian cannabis influencer who shares her nature adventures and love for weed with her 27.6k followers on Instagram and 14.4k subscribers on YouTube. True to her bio on IG, she likes to grow and create “tings”. She’s the owner of @celestial_sweetz_bc, which sells hash-infused sweets.
Image source: @bcbudgal_ | Instagram
Abi Roach is more than your regular cannabis influencer — she’s an activist in the hash community who advocated for Cannabis Law Reform and founded HotBox Cafe, Toronto’s first cannabis consumption lounge that lasted 22 years.
Though the community lounge is now closed, she’s still in the hash business working at the government-run Ontario Cannabis Store (OCS).
Image source: @abiroach420 | Instagram
If you’re looking for holistic meals with a dash of green grass, check out Jen’s eye-catching Instagram feed. You’ll learn a thing or two about how you can feel good with nutrition-rich food.
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Cannabis marketing consultant and photographer Marly has been in the cannabis industry while completing her double major in philosophy and Buddhist studies at the University of Toronto. So, for those needing creative shoots or just looking for a good cannabis company, hit follow @tweedledoob.
Image source: @tweedledoob | Instagram
2023’s Cannabis Trailblazer of the Year Troy is known in the cannabis community for his scrogging, one way of growing shrubs under a screen or chicken wire. He has a YouTube channel with 21.4K subscribers where he teaches scrog methods and more.
Image source: @thenorthernscrogger | Instagram
Aside from being a Canadian hip-hop artist, Fiji is also a cannabis enthusiast and entrepreneur. He’s also the host of the YouTube channel, Smoked Out Canada.
Image source: @fiji_original | Instagram
Owner of Cos Studios, Candace is a photographer who has worked with brands like Sephora Canada and Ripley’s Niagara + Toronto. She’s also a cannabis influencer from Canada, snapping beautifully taken pictures of kush here and there.
Image source: @candacecos | Instagram
There you have it, our top 20 Canadian cannabis Influencers! You can also check out our blog with some of our favourite American cannabis influencers.
If you would like to work with any of these Influencers, make sure to contact us here. They’ll teach you a thing or two about cannabis and what it takes to post content with high engagement on social media!
Mixed with our social media marketing know-how, you’ll reach whole new heights. Get in touch today!
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