What Omagakii means?
The word Omagakii means frog in Anishinaabemowin. The Leopard Frog is synonymous with the plant-based medicines which First Nations used for thousands of years, the spirit animal associated with purification and renewal.
Are First Nations cannabis dispensaries regulated?
An order in council signed on July 28, 2022 states that First Nations will no longer have to secure a permit from the Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority (SLGA), the government body in charge of regulating the liquor and cannabis industries provincially, in order to operate on-reserve cannabis stores.
What can I expect when visiting an Omagakii Dispensary?
First at all, an awesome experience, with a great team ready to answer your questions, and help to find exactly what you are looking for. The quality of our products is second to none on each and all variates of cannabis, derivates and accessories. Expect great service, great products and great daily deals.
How many Omagakii Dispensaries are in Saskatchewan?
Currently, we have two sister locations, one in Regina and one in Yorkton.
Do you have a loyalty program in place?
For sure, we have the most complete Loyalty Program in the Province, where you accumulate points per visit, special deals and discounts, the opportunity to be an insider and the first to know what is new and coming to the store, tailored experiences base on personal experience.
Do you have any deals at the dispensary?
Yes, we have different deals for each day of the week and special deals for special occasions. You can find the details on this web site under the tab Special Deals.
Do you sell Medical Cannabis?
Some people may use cannabis for health purposes, with great results. However, the cannabis sold in our dispensaries is not authorized medical cannabis. Authorized medical cannabis can only be obtained through Health Canada’s medical cannabis program.
