The Cannabis Act of 2018 has empowered Canadians to legally use marijuana – both medicinally and recreationally. If you’re unfamiliar with cannabis laws in Toronto, Ontario, the provincial government’s website offers all the information needed. So be sure to keep up-to-date with your Province or Territory’s regulations as every region may have varying stipulations when it comes to using marijuana.

Toronto, Ontario’s primary rules and regulations for cannabis usage are as follows:

• The legal age to purchase, carry, or use recreational cannabis is 19.
• Cannabis is a convenient plant that can be enjoyed at home, in smoking rooms, or even while driving – wherever the law allows. With its many applications, cannabis offers users an accessible way to relax and unwind.
• Smoking marijuana is not allowed in any shared indoor space, public buildings with walls and ceilings, schools while children are present, hospitals or other health facilities, government-owned properties such as parks and roadsides; or even automobiles on the move.
• Canadian law permits you to own up to 30 grams of cannabis in its dried form, or products equivalent thereto. To put it another way, 1 gram equates to 5 g of fresh buds, 15 g of edibles, 70 ml liquid product and 0.25 g concentrate. Up to four marijuana plants can be cultivated on your own land for personal consumption.