Note: If by “Supreme North” you meant (by Supreme Cannabis, now part of Canopy Growth), please clarify. This review assumes Supreme North is a distinct craft brand. If you meant Simply Bare / North 40 or another specific producer, the details will differ. I’ll focus on the general distinction between a large-scale LP (Aurora) and a craft-oriented “Supreme North” type brand. 1. Company Background & Reputation | Feature | Aurora | Supreme North (Craft) | |--------|--------|------------------------| | Scale | Large multinational LP | Small / micro-cultivation | | Origin | Canada (Edmonton, AB) | Usually BC or Ontario craft | | Market | Medical + recreational | Primarily recreational (premium) | | Reputation | High volume, inconsistent quality in past; improving with newer strains (e.g., Daily Special, Driftwood) | Premium, small-batch, terpene-focused, limited drops | | Pricing | Low to mid-range ($20–40/3.5g) | Premium ($40–60/3.5g) |
