Crossroads Cannabis

By Dione Wearmouth

Cannabis Shop

Burns Lake women open up first cannabis shop in the community

Jan 12, 2022 | 10:21 AM

BURNS LAKE- The first cannabis shop in Burns Lake has opened it’s doors. Crossroads Cannabis is being run by Kim Sam and Corrine Swenson. Both owners have deep roots in and around Burns Lake.

Sam and Swenson have each been involved in the Burns Lake business sector for years. Swenson spent 10 years with the Regional District of Bulkley-Nechako as Manager of Regional Economic Development. Meanwhile, Sam worked as the Finance Manager for the Burns Lake Band for twenty years, and has been operating the local Subway for a decade.

“We are proud to open our store in our hometown and provide quality service and products. We grew up here. Both families want to continue to support the community and give back as both business owners and long-time residents of Burns Lake,” said Swenson.

“The Sam family are excited to open another First Nation, locally owned business in our community. Our hope is to create a place where everyone can feel welcome, feel comfortable exploring our menus and are excited to speak to the Crossroads team about the products available,” added Sam.

Even though cannabis was legalized in 2018, Sam and Swenson say they still understand how some customers might feel uneasy about entering the shop. The pair say they created the business with the goal of easing any discomfort their customers may feel.

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This family owned and operated business is ready to welcome customers of legal age to their store at the crossroads of Hwy 16 and 35, 166 Highway 16.

*For clarification purposes, Crossroads Cannabis is the first locally-owned cannabis company in Burns Lake.