Modern building with wood and metal siding, large windows, and a landscaped garden walkway.
An oceanfront village of shops and services owned and operated by Snuneymuxw First Nation

Your favourites, steps from the Salish Sea.

1840 Stewart Ave, Nanaimo, BC V9S 4E6

Your favourites

Opening Summer 2026

Modern wood-paneled Coast Salish Canna storefront with tall grasses and a clear blue sky.

Coast Salish Canna

Owned by Snuneymuxw First Nation, Coast Salish Canna prides itself on a deep-rooted connection to our magnificent territory. Steps from the shoreline, the shop’s budtenders provide an elevated experience and encourage relaxation. A peaceful, secluded outdoor space has been thoughtfully designed for customers to enjoy their purchases while taking in the stunning view of saysutshun Island and the Salish Sea.

Orange stylized 'Yolks' in a blue circle over a wooden building and geometric courtyard.

Yolks

Yolks is a chef-founded breakfast and brunch concept known for its “Perfectly Poached™” eggs and scratch-made comfort classics. Every dish reflects our belief that simple ingredients, done right, can turn breakfast into something memorable. Founded in Vancouver in 2012 as a food truck by Chef Steve Ewing (The French Laundry, The Savoy Hotel, Le Crocodile), Yolks has grown into a multi-location brand across Canada, bringing a warm, welcoming brunch experience rooted in quality and care.

Harbour Chandler logo featuring a mountain and waves over a sunny waterfront and dock.

Harbour Chandler

The Harbour Chandler is a Nanaimo-based marine and fishing retailer serving Vancouver Island and beyond. With a focus on practical, well-chosen gear, the business supports both experienced boaters and those getting started on the water. Its new Nanaimo location expands into boats while introducing a dedicated fly fishing space, reflecting a more focused direction for the company.

Blowers & Grafton Halifax Kitchen + Bar logo on a modern wood and metal building.

Blowers & Grafton

Blowers & Grafton wasn’t just inspired by a place. It comes from one. Co-founded by Halifax native Josh Robinson in Calgary in 2017, B&G started with a simple but deeply held belief: the food, the flavour, and the spirit of the East Coast were too good to stay there. What began as a 34 seat restaurant has grown to ten locations across Alberta. Now, with its first British Columbia location in Nanaimo, Blowers & Grafton is bringing a piece of Halifax to the West Coast for the first time.

Indigenous sun symbol with a central face above the text THE VILLAGE AT STLLNUP.

A familiar favourite, finding its place here

Indigenous sun symbol with a central face above the text THE VILLAGE AT STLLNUP.

Coming Summer 2026