Legalization

Cannabis plants are annuals, and because they are not indigenous to Ontario, outdoor growing is challenging. Plant th... Read more

Currently, you can smoke or vape recreational cannabis in your private home, in your unit or on your balcony (dependi... Read more

No. Never cross the Canadian border with your legally purchased cannabis. Cannabis remains an illegal substance in th... Read more

No. According to the Cannabis Act, parents and guardians can face significant legal consequences for distributing can... Read more

All cannabis sold by the OCS and Authorized Cannabis Stores is sourced directly from producers licensed by Health Can... Read more

No. If you are entering Canada from another country and you have cannabis with you in any form, you must declare it t... Read more

Health Canada regulates the production and promotion of legal cannabis across Canada. It ensures public health and sa... Read more

In Ontario, you must be at least 19 years of age to buy and possess cannabis. Find out more about buying legal cannabis. Read more

As of October 17, 2018, recreational cannabis became legal across Canada. The public possession limit of a maximum of... Read more

Adults 19 years of age or older may purchase up to 30 g of dried cannabis, or the equivalent in other formats, per tr... Read more

Provincial legislation reaffirms the federal restriction of 30 g of dried cannabis, or the equivalent in other format... Read more

Passed in 2018, Canada’s Cannabis Act legalized the consumption, possession and purchase of up to 30 g of cannabis fo... Read more