High Tide says report shows Canna Cabana leads Canadian cannabis retail brand awareness at 36%

By Public Technologies
  • High Tide cited a Q3 2026 consumer survey showing Canna Cabana ranked No. 1 in Canadian cannabis retail brand awareness.
  • National awareness measured 36%, up from 29% in Q3 2025; Fire & Flower ranked second at 25%.
  • Survey results showed 23% of consumers shop most often at Canna Cabana, versus 11% for the next-ranked retailer.
  • Among daily cannabis consumers, 27% named Canna Cabana as their primary retailer; daily users represented 37% of its primary shoppers.
  • Brand awareness led in all regions measured, peaking at 55% in Alberta; Ontario registered 42%.


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