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Whole Lotta Dank Launches Dank Pack Brand in Alberta and Seeks Canadian Producer Partners

The Calgary-based brand platform says its first brand, Dank Pack, is on sale at eight Dank Cannabis stores and through delivery in Alberta.

Originally published by Whole Lotta Dank on Oct 16, 2026. View the original release

By MPR Editorial Staff ·

Downtown Calgary skyline seen from Prince's Island Park
The Calgary, Alberta skyline from Prince's Island Park. Photo: Tamsintj / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0. Cropped to 16:9 and resized from the original.

Whole Lotta Dank, a Calgary-based cannabis brand development and sourcing platform, announced the launch of Dank Pack on October 16, 2026, according to a company press release distributed through GlobeNewswire. The company describes Dank Pack as the first brand to debut from its portfolio.

According to the release, the brand's first product, Blueberry BBL (Drop 001), is available at all eight Dank Cannabis retail locations in Calgary and Okotoks, through same-day delivery in surrounding service areas, and through mail-order delivery within Alberta.

The company also says it has submitted more than 20 additional products to Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis (AGLC), the provincial regulator and wholesaler, for review. According to the company, future launches will depend on regulatory approvals, production readiness and product availability.

Alongside the launch, Whole Lotta Dank is inviting licensed Canadian producers, cultivators, processors and manufacturers to discuss long-term supply and product-development partnerships. The company says it is sourcing a range of categories, including flower, pre-rolls, vapes, concentrates, edibles and beverages.

Whole Lotta Dank states that it draws on the Dank Cannabis retail and delivery network, which it says has completed more than 125,000 deliveries across Alberta. The company says that sales data from those stores guides its product decisions.

Why it matters: In Canada, retailers that develop their own brands must still source products from licensed producers and pass provincial review.

Product availability is as described by the company and may change. The full announcement is available through the link below.

Sources: Whole Lotta Dank (Dank.ca) — company press release distributed via GlobeNewswire, October 16, 2026

This announcement was independently summarized from a publicly available company press release. The company did not submit or sponsor this coverage.