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HighGround Cafe Pictou County's Original Canna Cafe

Yardsale, happening now!6628 Pictou Landing Rd.
23/05/2026

Yardsale, happening now!

6628 Pictou Landing Rd.

Yardsale on the patio!Tomorrow; Saturday May 23rd, starting at 9am! 6628 Pictou Landing Road. Lots of new items, no ear...
22/05/2026

Yardsale on the patio!

Tomorrow; Saturday May 23rd, starting at 9am! 6628 Pictou Landing Road. Lots of new items, no early birds, please :)

PS: Its game day!
13/05/2026



PS: Its game day!

Theeeey're heeeeere!! $25 each and moving fast!
10/05/2026

Theeeey're heeeeere!! $25 each and moving fast!

02/05/2026

Happy Saturday! It's game day, all day HighGround Cafe 🤩 Open until 10pm.

09/04/2026

It's Thirsty Thursday folks. The fridge is stocked on this gorgeous day AND you save 15% on all HighGround infused drinks. Swing by before 10pm.

08/04/2026

It's Game Day again! Open til 10pm. Make sure you get entered into our free 🍃 for a year draw before it's too late!

03/04/2026

Its FREEBIE FRIDAY folks!
We are open regular business hours (9am-10pm)😍

01/04/2026

Please note: We will be closed for an hour this morning from 11am - 12pm for a funeral service. We ask that customers respect this time and we'll be happy to serve you before and after this period. Our thoughts are with the community

In response to the recent alarmist posts regarding "brand-mirroring" in adult cannabis products, we'd like to encourage ...
01/04/2026

In response to the recent alarmist posts regarding "brand-mirroring" in adult cannabis products, we'd like to encourage Nova Scotians to ask some tough questions about policy consistency and motivation.

To be clear: This isn't an attack on your favorite drink or the brands we all know and love. As adults, we have the right to choose what we consume. We know that safe storage and responsible consumption are our jobs as adults and parents - not the government's. The provincial government and RCMP continue to push the self-serving narrative that cannabis products are a public safety crisis at the same time ignoring that;

✅ We trust adults to buy alcohol in volumes that contain a physically lethal dose of ethanol—because we believe people can manage their own intake.

✅ Brands like Ocean Spray, Simply, and AriZona sell alcoholic beverages using the exact same logos and fonts found on products in our kids’ lunch boxes.

✅ We rely on parental supervision and education rather than government-mandated "plain packaging" to keep these alcoholic juices and teas away from children.

✅ Alcohol remains the leading cause of substance-related hospitalizations in Canada, yet it is the only one allowed to look like a grocery store staple.

If we agree that adults are responsible enough to handle high-dosage alcohol that looks like juice, why are we being told that other products are "too dangerous" for those same adults to manage?

If the motivation behind this approach is public safety, then the logic should be universal across all adult products. If it isn't...we have to open the conversation back up to the racial and financial motivations of the province...and what it's willing to sacrifice along the way.

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6628 Pictou Landing Road
NS
B0K1X1

Telephone

+19026162621

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