Quebec cannabis stores: the 110-branch SQDC network

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Montreal has 23 of our listings, Québec City 9 and Laval, Gatineau, Trois-Rivières, Sherbrooke, Lévis and Longueuil a few each. There is nothing to compare between shops on price or licence, because the SQDC sets one catalogue and price list. What differs is location, hours and stock. A shop not run by the SQDC is illegal, so the question is whether it is a real branch, not whether it is licensed.

• Edibles: a solid edible may hold no more than 10 mg of THC per package and may not look like candy, chocolate or dessert.
• Possession: 30 grams in public and 150 grams at a residence, however many adults live there.
• Growing: prohibited, even though federal law allows four plants.
• Smoking: banned in all indoor and outdoor places open to the public, including streets; possession is prohibited on school, childcare and university premises other than student residences.
• Driving: zero tolerance for any detectable cannabis in saliva.

The SQDC began selling vaping products in November 2025. Some First Nations communities in Quebec set their own rules, which apply only inside those communities. Police have pursued illegal networks in Quebec and Ontario, described in our raid report. The Quebec rules guide gives the flower equivalents for each product type.