A clear mission and mandate

To represent the Quebec hemp and cannabis industry and contribute constructively and responsibly to its development. To establish itself as a key player in the Quebec hemp and cannabis ecosystem.  To be recognized by the members of the association as well as by industry stakeholders as a credible, constructive interlocutor with the ability to meet the strategic needs of the industry.

Our Members

A passionate cannabis community !
 

 The face of Quebec Hemp and Cannabis producers

 
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At Origine Nature, our team understands the plant and its needs. Thanks to years of experience, passion and respect for everything we do, we have been able to grow cannabis that makes us proud.

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News

Cannabis: The Quebec Paradox

Cannabis: The Quebec Paradox

September 3 2026Québec

Quebec is currently the only Canadian province where the legal age to purchase cannabis is set at 21. However, barring 18- to 20-year-olds from accessing the SQDC does not mean they will stop using it. As our CEO, Pierre Leclerc, pointed out during his interview with Richard Martineau: “No one is going to wait until they’re 21. ” Especially since, when comparing consumption rates across provinces, we see that consumption among young people is no lower in Quebec. In practice, this policy actually pushes these young adults toward an unregulated market.

18- to 20-Year-Olds and the Illegal Cannabis Market

18- to 20-Year-Olds and the Illegal Cannabis Market

September 1 2026Québec

La Presse+ reports that it is reportedly easy to obtain various cannabis products in Kanesatake, even without being of legal age. As part of an experiment conducted by the media outlet, products such as cannabis-infused jelly beans, cakes, and slushies were reportedly available despite age restrictions.

Accessibility of the legal market: a key factor in reducing the illicit market

Accessibility of the legal market: a key factor in reducing the illicit market

August 31 2026Canada

A new study published in the Journal of Cannabis Research shows that accessibility and product diversity appear to play a more significant role than price in the adoption of the legal market. According to the data analyzed, 78% of the supply came from the legal market in provinces with competitive private systems, compared with 69% in state-dominated systems, including Quebec.

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