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Toronto, Ontario, follows the Cannabis Act and the provincial laws surrounding cannabis in Canada. Since the legalization of cannabis for both recreational and medical use on October 17, 2018, the city of Toronto has become a hub for cannabis retail stores, consumption, and events. Here’s everything you need to know about marijuana in Toronto:

Recreational Marijuana in Toronto:

• Legal Age: The legal age to purchase, possess, and consume cannabis in Ontario is 19 years old.
• Purchasing Cannabis: Cannabis can be legally purchased from licensed cannabis retail stores in Toronto, or online through the CannabisFlower.ca. Stores sell a wide variety of cannabis products, including:
  • Dried cannabis flowers
  • Pre-rolls
  • Concentrates
  • Edibles
  • Vapes
  • Oils
  • Topicals

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Cannabis Consumption in Toronto:

• Private Consumption: You can consume cannabis in private homes or private outdoor spaces. It’s important to ensure you’re not violating local bylaws or disturbing others while consuming.
• Public Consumption: Public consumption of cannabis is prohibited in many places in Toronto, including:
  • Parks, beaches, and outdoor spaces
  • Within 20 meters of schools, child care centers, or playgrounds
  • On public transportation (buses, subways, etc.)

However, you can consume cannabis in designated areas like private residences, designated hotel rooms, or certain private events that may allow consumption.

Toronto has bylaws that restrict smoking or vaping cannabis in public spaces, and they may also apply to areas like sidewalks, outdoor patios, and near public buildings. Always check the specific rules if you’re unsure.

Medical Marijuana in Toronto:

• Accessing Medical Cannabis: For individuals with a prescription, medical cannabis is available through licensed producers. If you’re registered with Health Canada, you can access medical marijuana directly from these producers.
• Possession Limits: Medical cannabis patients can possess more than the recreational limit, depending on their prescribed amount. Patients are also allowed to cultivate cannabis for personal medicinal use under Health Canada’s regulations.

Cannabis Regulations to Remember in Toronto:

• Possession Limit: In Ontario, adults (19+) can possess up to 30 grams of dried cannabis in public (or the equivalent in other forms such as edibles or oils).
• Personal Cultivation: You are allowed to grow up to 4 plants per household for personal use. However, the plants must be grown in a secure and private area that is not visible to the public.
• Transportation: If you’re transporting cannabis, it must be in a sealed container and out of reach of the driver while in a vehicle.

Additional Considerations:

• Driving Under the Influence: It is illegal to drive under the influence of cannabis in Toronto or anywhere in Ontario. Police have the authority to conduct roadside testing for impairment, and violators face fines, license suspension, or criminal charges.
• Events and Festivals: Toronto hosts events and festivals where cannabis consumption may be permitted, but typically only in designated spaces. Always check event-specific rules for cannabis consumption at venues or public gatherings.
• Tourism and Cannabis: If you’re visiting Toronto as a tourist and want to learn more about cannabis, some cannabis stores offer education on products and consumption. You can also find cannabis tours that educate about the plant and its legal landscape.