MBLL Selects Seven Oaks Cannabis Products for Sale in Manitoba

WINNIPEG, June 29, 2018 /CNW/ - Seven Oaks is excited to announce that its brand will be available in Manitoba through Beleave Kannabis Corp. who has been selected by the Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries Corporation (MBLL) to supply cannabis to Manitoba retailers making Seven Oaks one of the first cannabis brands available to consumers upon legalization. The brand is strongly rooted in Manitoba with its founders being proud Metis from Winnipeg and the name itself being a reference to a historical Metis battle site.

"We wanted to develop a brand that was a modern interpretation of the Metis spirit of freedom and adventure. We're proud to be able to roll-out in our home province on day one. We're making history," said Seven Oaks' Co-Founder Grant McLeod.

Seven Oaks will have three hybrid strains containing limonene and pinene that were selected for their association with uplifting effects. Products will initially include pouches of 1 g and 3.5 g of flower and 1 g pre- rolled joints, while tinctures and half-gram pre-rolled packs will be coming in the near future.

"Seven Oaks is for professionals like myself who use cannabis regularly while having active, productive lives. I'm looking for something uplifting that I can be functional with, not something that's going to make me too foggy," said Grant.

Specific details of price and quantities are still being worked out. Seven Oaks will continue to work closely with MBLL, and all other stakeholders to ensure that we collectively deliver a cannabis system that provides professional and responsible access to high quality recreational cannabis.

Seven Oaks' cannabis supply is coming from Beleave who has a well-established track record of growing superior cannabis without the use of pesticides providing a secure supply of high grade cannabis for the Seven Oaks brand. Beleave Inc. trades on the CSE as BE and the OTCQX as BLEVF.

SOURCE Seven Oaks

Media Contact: Grant McLeod, Co-Founder 416.910.3401, [email protected]