Online Dispensary in Pond Inlet, NU

Pond Inlet may have had Norse visitors long before any other Europeans reached northern Baffin Island. Archaeologists found a three-metre strand of yarn at a Dorset site near town in 1984, later identified as the same type the Norse spun from Arctic hare and goat hair while occupying Greenland around 1250 AD, suggesting Vikings may have traded with local Inuit centuries before Martin Frobisher or any other recorded European explorer arrived. In the 1800s, American and European whaling ships began working the surrounding waters, and in 1910 private Scottish investors, not the Hudson’s Bay Company, opened the area’s first trading post, an unusual arrangement for the Arctic at the time.

The Inuktitut name for the community, Mittimatalik, means the place where the landing place is, and Inuit families have lived here for at least a thousand years, hunting narwhal, seals and polar bears along the floe edge each spring. Pond Inlet sits directly across Eclipse Sound from Bylot Island, a protected migratory bird sanctuary and part of Sirmilik National Park, and the Tununiq Arsarniit Theatre Group keeps traditional performance and storytelling alive in the community today. Today Pond Inlet is home to over 1,500 residents, 644 kilometres above the Arctic Circle. Weed Market ships to Pond Inlet addresses the same way it does anywhere else in Nunavut, fast, tracked and completely discreet.

What to Know About Buying Cannabis in Pond Inlet, NU

• Pond Inlet operates under a restricted alcohol system, with a locally elected Alcohol Education Committee approving import permits, and Nunavut communities can apply similar restrictions to cannabis through a local plebiscite.
• Nunavut runs cannabis retail through a single territorial commission, with almost no physical stores outside Iqaluit, meaning most residents order by mail or air cargo regardless of location.
• Cannabis pricing in Nunavut runs notably higher than in southern Canada, largely due to the cost of shipping into and within the territory.
• With physical cannabis retail effectively limited to one location anywhere in Nunavut, Weed Market’s mail order model works the same way residents already order most other goods into Pond Inlet.