Non-medical cannabis is legal in Canada. Learn more about cannabis related topics, laws and regulations in B.C., and enforcement of illegal cannabis operators.
This website contains information about non-medical cannabis in British Columbia. Information about medical cannabis can be found on the Health Canada website.
Learn more about where you can use cannabis in B.C.
Learn more about how much cannabis you can legally possess and purchase in B.C.
There are strict rules for travelling with cannabis. Learn more before you travel with cannabis.
Learn more about identifying legal cannabis, the risks of buying illicit cannabis, and the importance of protecting B.C.'s legal cannabis sector.
Learn about how to become a licensed cannabis producer, processor, or retailer in B.C. and the rules for growing your own cannabis at home.
Learn more about the short-term and long-term health effects of using cannabis and get tips on safe and responsible use.
Driving under the influence of cannabis is against the law. Learn more about cannabis and driving, and how police in B.C. monitor for impairment.
Youth are more likely to experience negative effects from using cannabis. Learn more about how B.C.'s legislation protects youth and children from cannabis use.
Access the latest research and learn more about B.C.’s approach to cannabis legalization.
Learn more about the role of the cannabis sector in B.C.'s commitment to reconciliation and find resources for Indigenous entrepreneurs.
Not all cannabis retailers and growers in B.C. are legal. Learn how to identify illegal cannabis businesses and how to report illicit operators to the Community Safety Unit (CSU).
Get answers to your questions about provincial cannabis policy, licensing, and enforcement.