CWIC-ly: a little about us

Canadian Women in Cannabis—or CWIC (pronounced ‘quick’) is the channel that unites women (and women-identifying folk) involved in the cannabis/hemp industry in Canada and worldwide.


Advancing the acceptance of the historically feminine nature of cannabis and for the de-stigmatization of it in the spaces we live and breathe.


By collaborating, sharing, and amplifying our voices.


Sharing our advocacy for fair, equal, and considerate cannabis laws across the great white north. 


And we aim to do it like the bad ass women we are. 

Join the sisterhood


  • Subscribe Today & Join CWIC Portal
  • Connect with fellow sisters and cannabis connoisseurs. 
  • Promote and find supporters for your cannabis advocacy topics 
  • Share your love of and belief in cannabis as a healing, feminine, holistic medicine and life-balancer
  • Showcase your local events and promotions to the CWIC PORTAL
  • Explore connections with women who have similar questions, beliefs, and ideas as you in a warm, supportive environment
  • Support the industry in welcoming, accepting, and promoting incredible women to positions of influence, to help guide the progression of safe cannabis consumption, promotion, sales, and growth


Whether you’re a business woman, a student, a mother, a patient, an activist, an educator, a healer or a medical practitioner, we want your voice as part of our song.  We want to hear your story, and we want you to be part of our journey. 



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We believe in

Fair, equal, and sensible laws and a balanced legalized regime around cannabis

Fair, equal, and sensible laws and a balanced legalized regime around cannabis

Fair, equal, and sensible laws and a balanced legalized regime around cannabis

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Gender equality, inclusivity, and diversity so that we can all prosper

Fair, equal, and sensible laws and a balanced legalized regime around cannabis

Fair, equal, and sensible laws and a balanced legalized regime around cannabis

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Cannabis knowledge and public education programs

Cannabis knowledge and public education programs

Cannabis knowledge and public education programs

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Sustainability of our plant, planet and people

Cannabis knowledge and public education programs

Cannabis knowledge and public education programs

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Write her-story with us

Connect

Connect

Connect

Through safe events, private communities, and exclusive access to other women with similar questions and life experiences, CWIC aims to harbour a sustainable sisterhood where connection is the key to effecting positive change. We believe that by sharing resources, helping each other out, and genuinely being #dopeladies, we all win.

Amplify

Connect

Connect

The cannabis industry can be a very patriarchal place: bro culture, big business, surf lifestyles and investment interest can create deserts of space, despite women being consistently represented as 52% of cannabis consumers. CWIC wants to amplify the power of the community we build together to emphasize our needs, values, and the dreams we have for our future. 

Share

Empower

Empower

We’re co-creators of the CWIC journey with you. By providing forums for discussion, advocacy, and insight, we believe that the industry can only improve in quality and consideration for women as consumers, patients, activators, business people, and employees. By sharing the information we have and bringing a light to women’s cannabis needs, we help the industry see a more holistic way forward.

Empower

Empower

Empower

Femininity. Empathy. Healing. Growth. Respect. The cannabis plant has long been linked to feminine energy, in both woo-y and non-woo camps. CWIC wants this herstory to remain at the forefront of the conversation. We’ll always aim to promote the healing capacities of cannabis and the importance for women to be informed, aware, and access correct information to make decisions for their families.