Full-Time
Store Supervisor
Wine and Beyond
SNDL
201-500 employees
Liquor and cannabis retailer and producer
No salary listed
Calgary, AB, Canada
In Person
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- Minimum 1 year of supervisory in retail experience
- Valid ProServe Certification (or willingness to obtain before starting)
- Able to stand, walk, and lift up to 40 lbs throughout your shift
- Lead and support team members to ensure excellent service and smooth operations
- Model professionalism, teamwork, and a strong ownership mindset
- Assist with product rollouts, promotions, and inventory management (ordering and receiving)
- Verify IDs and ensure all sales follow Alberta liquor laws and company policies
- Support the store in meeting financial targets and following cash-handling procedures
- Maintain a clean, safe, and organized store environment
- WSET Level 1 Certification and/or other relevant certification and training considered an asset
SNDL operates a large Canadian network of liquor stores and cannabis retailers, including banners like Wine and Beyond, Liquor Depot, Ace Liquor, Value Buds, and Spiritleaf. Its cannabis segment uses in-house cultivation and low-cost manufacturing to produce branded products distributed through its stores. It stands out by combining a wide retail footprint with one of Canada’s biggest vertically integrated cannabis operations, giving it control over cultivation, manufacturing, and retail across multiple brands. Its goal is to grow market share in Canada’s alcohol and cannabis markets, strengthen brand presence, and increase shareholder value by scaling both retail and production capabilities.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Calgary, Canada
Founded
2014
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- CA$20 million profit-enhancement initiative targets margin recovery after Q1 2026 weakness.
- Repurchasing 4.5 million shares signals management confidence and supports per-share value.
- Pending 1CM Ontario store approvals could expand retail footprint materially.
What critics are saying
- Softer cannabis and liquor demand is already lowering revenue and gross profit.
- Cannabis segment leadership turnover disrupts execution during margin pressure and working-capital issues.
- Ontario acquisition approvals, EU GMP certification, and U.S. foreclosure resolution all remain execution bottlenecks.
What makes SNDL unique
- Canada's largest private-sector liquor and cannabis retailer spans three operating segments.
- Debt-free balance sheet and over CA$250 million cash support aggressive capital allocation.
- Exclusive Canadian Jeeter production strengthens SNDL's differentiated cannabis retail assortment.
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SNDL appoints Interim cannabis President as Tyler Robson departs. Tipranks - Tipranks - Tue Mar 31, 4:48PM CDT * Unlock hedge fund-level data and powerful investing tools for smarter, sharper decisions * Discover top-performing stock ideas and upgrade to a portfolio of market leaders with Smart Investor Picks SNDL ((SNDL)) has provided an update. SNDL Inc. has announced a leadership change in its cannabis segment, with President of Cannabis Tyler Robson departing the company to pursue other opportunities. Chief Strategy Officer Ryan Hellard will step in as Interim President of Cannabis, signaling an internal reshuffle aimed at maintaining continuity in strategic oversight of the core cannabis business. The transition places a key operating division under the guidance of an existing senior executive, which may help stabilize operations and strategy execution during the search for permanent leadership. This move comes as SNDL continues to balance its roles as a major cannabis producer and retailer in Canada, with investors likely watching for any indications of shifts in corporate direction or performance within its cannabis portfolio. The most recent analyst rating on (SNDL) stock is a Hold with a $1.50 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on SNDL stock, see the SNDL Stock Forecast page. Spark's Take on SNDL Stock According to Spark, TipRanks' AI Analyst, SNDL is a Neutral. The score is driven primarily by improving financial performance (stronger cash generation and a supportive balance sheet) and a generally positive earnings call focused on margin gains and efficiency initiatives. Offsetting these are still-incomplete profitability, weak-to-neutral technical trend signals, and limited valuation support due to negative earnings and no dividend. More about SNDL SNDL Inc., listed on Nasdaq and the CSE under the ticker SNDL, is one of Canada's largest vertically integrated cannabis companies and the largest private-sector liquor and cannabis retailer in the country. The company operates banners such as Ace Liquor, Wine and Beyond, Liquor Depot, Value Buds, Spiritleaf and Cost Cannabis, and markets a wide portfolio of cannabis brands across licensed retail outlets nationally. Average Trading Volume: 1,500,059 Technical Sentiment Signal: Sell Current Market Cap: $339.6M
SNDL Inc., a cannabis and beverage company, reported fourth quarter results on 12 March, with earnings per share of negative 6 cents, improving from negative 36 cents a year earlier. Revenue declined slightly to $252.5 million from $257.7 million. The company reported record performance across its income statement and free cash flow whilst continuing operational improvements. Chief executive Zach George said the results demonstrate progress towards becoming a global industry leader. SNDL produces, distributes and sells cannabis products for adult and medicinal use, as well as alcoholic beverages through retail outlets. The company also manufactures vapes, pre-rolls and flower products whilst providing proprietary cannabis processing services. The firm operates through both corporate-owned and franchised stores.
SNDL reported record full-year 2025 results, more than doubling free cash flow to $18 million from 2024. The cannabis company achieved its first-ever positive full-year adjusted operating income, supported by strong fourth-quarter performance. CEO Zachary George highlighted that SNDL's cannabis business expanded revenue for 16 consecutive quarters, with both retail and operations segments gaining market share despite market slowdown. The company ended 2025 with no debt and over $250 million in unrestricted cash. SNDL increased capital expenditure by nearly 50% versus 2024, primarily for new store openings across cannabis and liquor retail. The company completed the first stage of acquiring Cost Cannabis retail stores from One Centimeters, adding five locations in Alberta and Saskatchewan. Since 2024, SNDL has repurchased 15.1 million shares.
SNDL Inc. achieved its first full year of positive adjusted operating income, delivering $18 million in free cash flow—double the previous year—despite fourth-quarter revenue softness. The cannabis and liquor retailer attributed market slowdown to retail saturation in Alberta and Ontario and aggressive pricing competition. The company gained 20 basis points of market share in both segments through vertical integration and increased capital expenditures by nearly 50%, supported by a debt-free balance sheet holding over $250 million in cash. The Indiva acquisition drove 32% revenue growth in Cannabis Operations. Management expects industry consolidation as inefficient operators face pressure from expiring leases. The company targets EU GMP certification completion by summer 2026 to accelerate international sales and anticipates resolving US investment foreclosures by second quarter 2026.
SNDL reported record profitability in 2025, more than doubling annual free cash flow to CAD 18 million and achieving its first full-year positive adjusted operating income. Full-year net revenue reached CAD 946 million, driven by 11% cannabis growth and a record CAD 330 million in cannabis retail, offsetting a 3% decline in liquor sales. CEO Zach George attributed the results to operational efficiencies and synergies from the Indiva acquisition, whilst CFO Alberto Paredero-Quiros highlighted margin expansion and cost controls offsetting Q4 revenue softness. Management warned of a late-2025 cannabis retail slowdown due to market saturation. SNDL ended 2025 debt-free with over CAD 250 million in unrestricted cash. The company has repurchased 15.1 million shares since Q4 2024 and is pursuing M&A opportunities and international expansion.