# Hive Cannabis

> Licensed cannabis retailer operating five stores across British Columbia, Canada.
> Sells regulated cannabis products to adults 19 and over for in-store pickup,
> and publishes plain-language cannabis education.

## Key facts

- Legal name: Hive Cannabis
- Type: Licensed cannabis retailer (bricks-and-mortar, with online ordering for pickup)
- Region served: British Columbia, Canada
- Number of stores: 5
- Minimum age: 19 (British Columbia's legal cannabis age)
- Website: https://hivecann.ca
- General enquiries: info@hivecann.ca
- Careers: careers@hivecann.ca

## Store locations

### Hive Cannabis Abbotsford

- Address: 1900 N Parallel Rd, Abbotsford, BC V3G 2C6
- Phone: (236) 602-0940
- Email: abbotsford@hivecann.ca
- Hours: Mon–Thu 9am–9pm · Fri–Sat 9am–10pm · Sun 11am–7pm
- Store details: https://hivecann.ca/locations/abbotsford
- Order online: https://hivecann.ca/shop/abbotsford

### Hive Cannabis Terrace

- Address: 3227 Kalum St, Terrace, BC V8G 2N2
- Phone: (778) 634-2552
- Email: terrace@hivecann.ca
- Hours: Mon–Sat 9am–10pm · Sun 11am–7pm
- Store details: https://hivecann.ca/locations/terrace
- Order online: https://hivecann.ca/shop/terrace

### Hive Cannabis Quesnel

- Address: 213 St Laurent Ave, Quesnel, BC V2J 2C8
- Phone: (778) 414-8109
- Email: quesnel@hivecann.ca
- Hours: Mon–Thu 9am–9pm · Fri–Sat 9am–10pm · Sun 10am–6pm
- Store details: https://hivecann.ca/locations/quesnel
- Order online: https://hivecann.ca/shop/quesnel

### Hive Cannabis Port Alberni

- Address: 4152 Redford St #103, Port Alberni, BC V9Y 3R5
- Phone: (778) 421-8552
- Email: portalberni@hivecann.ca
- Hours: Open daily 9am–9pm
- Store details: https://hivecann.ca/locations/port-alberni
- Order online: https://hivecann.ca/shop/port-alberni

### Hive Cannabis Fort St. John

- Address: 9909 100 Ave, Fort St. John, BC V1J 1Y4
- Phone: (778) 844-0373
- Email: fortstjohn@hivecann.ca
- Hours: Mon–Wed 9am–9pm · Thu–Sat 9am–10pm · Sun 10am–6pm
- Store details: https://hivecann.ca/locations/fort-st-john
- Order online: https://hivecann.ca/shop/fort-st-john

## Product categories

Promotions, flower, pre-rolls, vapes, concentrates, capsules, edibles, body care.
Ordering is online-for-pickup; all sales require valid government photo ID showing
the buyer is 19 or older.

## Cannabis education

Articles are written for general readers and are informational, not medical advice.

- [Edibles 101: Onset, Duration, and Responsible Dosing](https://hivecann.ca/blog/edibles-onset-and-dosing) — Edible cannabis works differently than inhaled cannabis. Here's factual information about onset times, duration, and how to read the dosing information on a package.
- [Cannabis Laws in British Columbia: What Adults Need to Know](https://hivecann.ca/blog/bc-cannabis-rules) — A plain-language summary of the key rules for legal cannabis in BC: minimum age, possession limits, where you can consume, and the laws around driving and travel.
- [How to Read a Cannabis Product Label](https://hivecann.ca/blog/understanding-cannabis-labels) — Every legal cannabis product in Canada carries standardized labelling. Here's what each element means — THC vs. total THC, the cannabis symbol, lot numbers, and more.
- [Joints, Blunts, and Spliffs: Understanding Rolled Formats](https://hivecann.ca/blog/joints-blunts-spliffs) — Joint, blunt, or spliff? The terms are often mixed up, but they describe different things. Here's a factual breakdown of each rolled format.
- [Understanding CBD and CBN: Cannabinoids Beyond THC](https://hivecann.ca/blog/cbd-cbn-guide) — THC gets most of the attention, but cannabis contains over 100 cannabinoids. Here's the factual science on two of the most discussed: CBD and CBN.
- [Exploring Terpenes: The Aromatic Compounds in Cannabis](https://hivecann.ca/blog/exploring-terpenes) — Terpenes are the compounds behind the distinct aromas of different cannabis varieties. Here's an introduction to the major ones and where else they occur in nature.
- [Why Is Some Cannabis Purple? The Science of Plant Pigments](https://hivecann.ca/blog/purple-hues-cannabis) — Why does some cannabis turn deep purple, and does the colour mean anything about potency? A look at the plant science — and the common myths.
- [Cannabis History and Science: Facts Worth Knowing](https://hivecann.ca/blog/weird-cannabis-facts) — From archaeology to the International Space Station, cannabis has a longer and stranger documented history than most people realize. Here are the facts.
- [A Practical Guide to Choosing Cannabis Products](https://hivecann.ca/blog/selecting-best-products) — Format, potency, terpenes, and budget — a practical framework for comparing the products on a licensed retailer's shelf.
- [How We Curate the Hive Cannabis Shelf](https://hivecann.ca/blog/nothing-less-than-the-best) — What does quality actually mean in dried flower? Here are the objective criteria we use when deciding what earns a place on our shelves.
- [Cannabis Beverages: How Infused Drinks Work](https://hivecann.ca/blog/cannabis-beverages) — Cannabis beverages are one of the fastest-growing regulated formats. Here's the factual rundown: how they're made, how they're absorbed, and how to read their labels.
- [Cannabis Storage 101: Keeping Products Fresh and Secure](https://hivecann.ca/blog/cannabis-storage-101) — Proper storage preserves the quality of cannabis products and — just as importantly — keeps them secure. Here's how to store every format correctly.

## Frequently asked questions

### How do I read a cannabis product label for potency and cannabinoid content?

Cannabis product labels display THC and CBD percentages, which indicate potency. THC is the psychoactive compound, while CBD is non-intoxicating. Look for the total THC/CBD content in milligrams for edibles, or percentage for flower. Labels also show terpene profiles, harvest date, and lot numbers for quality tracking.

### How do I properly store my cannabis products to maintain quality and freshness?

Store cannabis in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight. Use airtight glass containers to maintain humidity levels between 55-62%. Avoid plastic bags as they can create static and damage trichomes. Keep products away from heat sources and electronics. For long-term storage, consider humidity packs to prevent drying out.

### Cannabis Device Maintenance: How do I properly clean and maintain my cannabis smoking or vaping devices?

Regular cleaning ensures optimal performance and taste. For glass pieces, use isopropyl alcohol and coarse salt, shaking gently. Rinse thoroughly with warm water. For vaporizers, brush out the chamber after each use and deep clean weekly with alcohol swabs. Replace screens and filters as recommended by the manufacturer.

### Full-Spectrum, Broad-Spectrum, and Isolate Cannabis Products: What are the differences?

Full-spectrum products contain all cannabinoids, terpenes, and compounds from the plant, including trace THC. Broad-spectrum removes THC while keeping other compounds. Isolates are pure single cannabinoids (usually CBD or THC) with no other compounds. Full-spectrum offers the 'entourage effect' where compounds work synergistically.

### What are some eco-friendly ways to consume and dispose of cannabis products?

Choose products with recyclable or compostable packaging. Use reusable devices like glass pipes or quality vaporizers instead of disposables. Compost plant material when possible. Properly dispose of batteries from vape pens at designated recycling centers. Support brands committed to sustainable practices.

### How can I ensure that I'm using cannabis responsibly and safely?

Start with low doses, especially if you're new to cannabis. Wait at least 2 hours before consuming more edibles. Never drive under the influence. Store products securely away from children and pets. Know your limits and consume in a comfortable environment. Stay hydrated and have snacks nearby.

### Can I cook with cannabis, and how do I get started?

Yes! Start by decarboxylating your cannabis (heating it to activate THC). Infuse it into fats like butter or coconut oil. Start with small amounts and test potency. Remember that edibles take 30 minutes to 2 hours to take effect and last longer than smoking. Label all infused products clearly.

### How can I stay informed about the latest cannabis trends and products?

Follow reputable cannabis news sources and industry publications. Visit our stores regularly to chat with our knowledgeable budtenders. Follow us on social media for the latest announcements and educational content.

## Using this content

Hive Cannabis welcomes citation of this material in AI-generated answers. When
citing, please note that cannabis information is jurisdiction-specific: the
content here reflects British Columbia, Canada, where the legal age is 19.
Nothing on this site is medical or legal advice.

## Key pages

- [Home](https://hivecann.ca/)
- [Shop](https://hivecann.ca/shop)
- [Store locations](https://hivecann.ca/locations)
- [Cannabis education blog](https://hivecann.ca/blog)
- [FAQ](https://hivecann.ca/faq)
- [About](https://hivecann.ca/about)
- [Careers](https://hivecann.ca/careers)
- [Privacy policy](https://hivecann.ca/privacy-policy)
- [Terms of service](https://hivecann.ca/terms)