The fresh growth of Christina Lake cannabis in the burgeoning THC and CBD oils marketplace. Joel Dumaresq, CEO & Director, Christina Lake Cannabis, British Columbia, Canada.

Jul 13, 2021, 01:42 AM

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The fresh growth of Christina Lake cannabis in the burgeoning THC and CBD oils marketplace. Joel Dumaresq, CEO & Director, Christina Lake Cannabis, British Columbia, Canada.

IN USA trading symbol: C-L-C-F-F  

In Canada trading symbol: C-L-C

Christina Lake Cannabis Increases Average THC Concentration of Distillate Oils to 90.4%

June 15, 2021 in Press Releases

To Start the 2021 Growing Season, Christina Lake Cannabis Begins Transferring Over 45,000 Plants from the Greenhouse to the Field

May 19, 2021 in Press Releases

Christina Lake Cannabis Provides Q2 2021 Update Including R&D Milestones, Personnel Expansion, and Field Preparation for Upcoming Growing Season




Christina Lake sits in the heart of two intersecting valleys in British Columbia, Canada.

The unique geographic positioning creates a fertile delta and is one of the hottest parts of Canada making it one of the most desirable locations in North America for an outdoor cultivator.

The location provides several benefits:

Low Elevation

At 500m above sea level, our valley is one of the lowest in the Kootenay Boundary region and as such, it lends itself to an extended growing season that typically spans up to 8 months of the year.

Consistent Breezes

We receive a consistent breeze from the southern-facing valley that aids in the structural development of our plants as well as their respiration cycles and pest control.

Low Precipitation

With a low average rainfall of 500mm, 54% of which takes place over the winter, our outdoor crops are less susceptible to water damage, mildew and rot.

Ample Sunshine

Thanks to the characteristics of our latitudinal valley, our location is exposed to a prolonged abundance of full-spectrum sunshine.

Protective Valleys

Nestled in a lush private setting, our 32-acre starting property is protected from the influences of outside industries.

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