blackrock
Cannabis Company Ltd
BRCProducer
GACPGrade
AB·CAOrigin
2026Season
Fire lookout on the summit of Black Rock Mountain, Eastern Slopes, Alberta
Black Rock Mountain summit · decommissioned fire lookout, built 1928 · 2,462 m

Position

Bulk GACP flower, grown on the Eastern Slopes of Alberta.

We supply licensed processors, importers and wholesalers. Material is produced for EU‑GMP upgrading, whether that happens at your nominated facility in Canada or with a certified partner in Europe.

Premium grade only. No smalls, no extraction‑grade material. Small‑batch craft cultivation, hang‑dried and hand‑trimmed: the slower methods, and the reason the flower still looks like flower by the time it lands in your facility.

Licence
Fully licensed by Health Canada
Cultivation, processing, sale and export under the Cannabis Act. Shipments move on Health Canada export permits against your import permit.
Certification
GACP certified
Good Agricultural and Collection Practice, certified by Control Union.
Origin
Alberta, Canada
High elevation, cold and dry, on the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains.
Black Rock Mountain · 51°20′04″N 115°10′06″W
2,462 m · Eastern Slopes, Alberta · west to east section, 5.5 km
1,600 m, valley floor

A place, not a positioning exercise.

Black Rock Mountain stands alone on the Eastern Slopes, five kilometres out from the nearest range. We can see it on the horizon from the production site, the same silhouette every day.

2,000 m, the approach

Documented, every lot.

GACP is a discipline before it is a certificate: controlled cultivation, controlled drying, and a written record behind every lot that leaves the building. Each shipment is issued with a documentation package your QA team can file.

2,462 m, the summit

Built in 1928. Still standing.

Every board of the lookout on that summit went up by horse and mule. What it took to build up there is what it takes to grow properly down here, and we have been at it a long time.

1600m
Copernicus GLO‑30 · ESA · surveyed summit 2,462 m

What’s in a name

Surveyors first photographed Black Rock Mountain in 1889. It was not officially named until 1958.

In 1928 the Alberta Forest Service built a fire lookout on the summit. Twelve feet square, set on four blocks, at the second‑highest lookout elevation on the Eastern Slopes. It has stood through nearly a hundred winters up there.

We didn’t invent our name.

51°20′04″N  115°10′06″W  ·  2,462 m  ·  Eastern Slopes, Alberta
Fire lookout, Black Rock Mountain summit

Capability

Built for buyers who cannot afford a surprise.

Supply

Bulk dried flower, premium grade, produced under GACP for onward EU‑GMP processing.

Documentation

A documentation package with every shipment: certificates of analysis, specification sheet and the export paperwork your regulator expects.

Continuity

Cultivars held in production for repeat supply, with allocation reserved against committed volume rather than sold on the spot market.

Access

Bred here. Released through partners.

Exclusive genetics bred by Blackrock are available only through our trusted global partners. Allocations are limited, and in certain markets they are held exclusively for a single buyer.

Available cultivars, current lots, production forecasts and analytical data are shared directly on request, never published.

Write to us. If you hold the licences, we’ll open the file.

info@blackrockcannabis.com