Canadian Full Cigarettes

A Heritage Native Full Flavour

The fuller, richer native cigarette.

Canadian Full is the brand smokers find their way to, not a brand they switch from. It’s the cigarette that comes after the first one. After Canadian Classics Original. After du Maurier. After whatever you started on. You’ve smoked enough to know what you like, you’ve tried a few options, and you’ve settled on something with a little more body, a little more presence on the draw. That’s what Canadian Full delivers.

The brand has been part of the native cigarette landscape for over a decade, made on First Nations territory by Indigenous-owned facilities. Six variants in the line: Full, Light, Ultra Light, Menthol, Charcoal Full, Charcoal Light. The Full Flavour is the cornerstone of the family. A genuinely full-bodied tobacco smoke without the harshness that defines the more aggressive end of the category. The smoke has weight to it. The draw delivers. The finish lingers long enough to register before it clears.

The Math

Why It’s $99 Less, In Plain Language

A carton of comparable full-flavour cigarettes at a Canadian gas station or convenience store runs about $148. Of that, $89 is tax: federal excise duty, provincial tobacco tax, HST or GST/PST, plus the retailer’s markup. The actual tobacco, the only part of the carton you actually came for, is roughly $28.

The cigarettes on this site are produced on Canadian First Nations territory by manufacturers operating under treaty rights that predate the Canadian tax code by over a century. Those treaties exempt First Nations manufacturers from federal excise duty and provincial tobacco tax. That’s a 200-year-old framework Canada was built around, not a modern loophole. The price drops by $99 because $89 in tax doesn’t apply, and another $10 in middleman retail markup is removed when you order direct.

Who Smokes This

The smoker who’s already chosen.

Canadian Full doesn’t sell itself on familiarity. It sells itself on character. The buyers who keep reordering aren’t usually people switching from a mainstream brand for the first time. They’re already-committed smokers who’ve tried a few native cigarettes and chose this one because the body and the draw fit what they want. Most have smoked it long enough that they don’t compare it to anything else anymore.

If you’re new to native cigarettes and looking for the smoothest possible transition from mainstream retail, Canadian Classics Original is the more familiar starting point. Canadian Full is the next step up. More body. More presence. The cigarette you order once you’ve established what kind of smoker you are.

The Profile

What you’re tasting.

The opening draw delivers immediately. There’s weight to it. Density. The smoke has body, not just flavour, and the difference is something full-flavour smokers feel rather than describe. The middle of the cigarette holds a steady, rich profile without thinning out or going harsh. The finish is full and clean, with a tobacco aftertaste that lingers a beat longer than lighter cigarettes do.

Reviewers describe Canadian Full’s smoke as having “viscosity,” which is the right word. It’s a fuller, denser smoke than Canadian Classics Original. Less aggressive than BB Full. The cigarette burns at a comfortable rate, holds ash well, and behaves consistently in cold weather. Pack feel is firm. Cigarettes don’t shed tobacco when you tap them.

Real Annual Savings

By how much you actually smoke.

Where Canadian Full Sits

In our full-flavour catalogue.

Three full-flavour native cigarettes, three different positions on the spectrum. Canadian Full is the middle ground: fuller than the mainstream-familiar Canadian Classics Original, less aggressive than BB Full’s heavy throat hit. If you’ve smoked Canadian Classics Original for a while and want more body, Canadian Full is the natural step up. If you smoke Marlboro Red and want the closest match, BB Full is the closer pick.

Lights and Other Variants

Other Canadian variants we carry.

• Canadian Lights. The lights variant of this brand line. Smoother draw, gentler throat, same heritage Canadian profile.
• Canadian Menthol. Crisp menthol layered over the same Canadian tobacco base.

For a deeper retail-to-native conversion guide across all major Canadian brands, see the full brand match guide.

Specifications

Product details.

• Brand: Canadian
• Variant: Full Flavour
• Format: King Size, 85mm
• Pack: 20 cigarettes
• Carton: 10 packs / 200 cigarettes
• Production: Manufactured on Canadian First Nations territory
• Tax status: Exempt from federal excise duty and provincial tobacco tax under treaty rights
• Stock rotation: Weekly. Direct from manufacturer to our warehouse to you. No intermediate distribution.

Pricing

From $5.99 a pack to $39 a carton.

How It Ships

Plain box. Tracked. 24-hour processing.

Plain brown box. No logos, no product references, neutral return address. Looks like any standard Canada Post parcel. Tracking number emailed at shipment. Signature required at delivery for age verification (Canada Post checks ID, doesn’t just leave at the door). Most orders ship within 24 hours of payment confirmation.

Ontario, Quebec, BC mainland: 2 to 4 business days. Prairie provinces and Atlantic Canada: 4 to 6 days. Northern and remote communities: 5 to 7 days. Full shipping details →

Who Makes These

Indigenous-manufactured, treaty-protected.

Canadian Full is manufactured on First Nations territory by Indigenous-owned and operated facilities. Buying these cigarettes directly supports Indigenous economic activity and the communities involved in production.

Treaty rights aren’t a tax loophole. They’re a 200-year-old framework Canada was built around, predating Confederation, predating the Tobacco Tax Act by more than a century, and recognized in the Canadian Constitution. The Canadian tax code accommodates them because that’s how the country was negotiated into existence in the first place.

Common Questions

Frequently asked.

How is Canadian Full different from Canadian Classics Original?

Canadian Classics is a mainstream Canadian brand (originally manufactured by Rothmans, Benson & Hedges) that’s also produced in a native version. The native Canadian Classics Original is built to match the mainstream retail product as closely as possible. Canadian Full is a different brand entirely, native-only, with a fuller body and more presence on the draw. Most smokers describe Canadian Full as a step up in body from Canadian Classics Original. Different cigarettes, different positioning.

How does Canadian Full compare to BB Full?

BB Full is the most aggressive full-flavour cigarette in our catalogue. The closest match for Marlboro Red and Rothmans smokers. Canadian Full is fuller than Canadian Classics Original but not as heavy as BB Full. If you find Marlboro Red too aggressive but Canadian Classics Original too light, Canadian Full is the middle ground.

Is Canadian Full a good first native cigarette to try?

If you’re already a committed full-flavour smoker who wants something with body and character, yes. If you’ve been smoking mainstream brands and want the smoothest possible transition into native cigarettes, Canadian Classics Original is the easier first step. Canadian Full has more presence, which some new buyers find more than they expected. The first pack will tell you.

Is buying Canadian Full online legal in Canada?

Yes. Native cigarettes manufactured on Canadian First Nations territory under treaty rights are legal for adults of legal smoking age in their province (19+ in most provinces, 18+ in Quebec and Alberta). Hundreds of cartons ship to every Canadian province weekly. Age is verified at checkout and again at delivery via Canada Post signature. Nobody is hiding.

What’s the smoke like compared to du Maurier or Belmont?

Fuller body than du Maurier King. Comparable to Belmont Regular but with slightly more weight on the draw. Smokers switching from premium mainstream brands often describe it as “richer than what I was used to but not in a harsh way.” About a week of smoking for the new cigarette to become the routine.

How fresh will they be when they arrive?

Stock rotates weekly. The supply chain runs from manufacturer to our warehouse to you with no middle distribution layer. Packs arrive firm. Draw is consistent. If you ever receive a carton that doesn’t meet that standard, contact support and we’ll replace it.

How fast does shipping take?

Order ships within 24 hours of payment. Toronto and Ottawa: 2 to 3 days. Montreal and Vancouver: 2 to 3 days. Calgary and Edmonton: 3 to 4 days. Winnipeg: 4 to 5 days. Atlantic Canada: 4 to 6 days. Northern and remote: 5 to 7 days. All tracked via Canada Post.

How do I pay?

Interac e-Transfer through every major Canadian bank: TD, RBC, Scotiabank, BMO, CIBC, Tangerine, plus credit unions. Payment runs through your bank’s secure system. Credit cards aren’t accepted because Visa, Mastercard, and Amex prohibit tobacco transactions on their networks.

What if I don’t get my package?

Every order is tracked. If a package is confirmed lost by Canada Post, we reship at no cost. Full refund policy.

Can I order from any province?

Yes, every province and territory. Note that British Columbia restricts nicotine pouch sales to pharmacies, but cigarettes ship freely. All other provinces have full product availability.