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BudRunQC

Quebec provincial police raided the illegal mail-order cannabis site BudRunQC.com in 2019

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According to La Presse, Nov 20, 2019 · Read the source

Where
Quebec, Canada
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Summary

BudRunQC was an illegal cannabis sales website targeted by the Sûreté du Québec in November 2019, according to La Presse. The newspaper reported on November 20, 2019 that the provincial police had carried out about fifteen searches the day before, involving nearly 50 officers, to shut down the site. Buyers paid by Interac and received parcels through Canada Post within 24 to 48 hours; police estimated at least fifty orders were shipped each day. La Presse said the site sold dried cannabis, highly concentrated THC extracts, cannabis candies that looked identical to convenience-store sweets, and THC vape refills, and promoted itself with a #BudRunQC hashtag on Facebook and Instagram. A police spokesperson reminded the public that in Quebec only the SQDC may sell cannabis online and that every other site is illegal. No arrests had been made at the time of the report; postal inspectors and Quebec's health ministry contributed to the investigation.

What the source found

  • About 15 searches were carried out on November 19, 2019 by the SQ's contraband investigation service.
  • The site took Interac payments and shipped by Canada Post in 24–48 hours, about 50 orders a day by police estimate.
  • Products included THC extracts, candy-style edibles and THC vape refills.
  • The SQ stated that only the SQDC may legally sell cannabis online in Quebec.

Products named

  • dried cannabis
  • THC extracts
  • cannabis edibles
  • THC vape refills

Timeline

  1. Sûreté du Québec executes about 15 searches

  2. La Presse reports the operation

Sources

  1. News

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Status notes

The SQ's own communiqué could not be opened (bot protection). Outcome of any later charges is unknown; editor should check. Individuals named in the article are not named here.

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