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

 
Origine Nature
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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.

Association Québécoise de l'Industrie du Cannabis

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Réaction de l’Association québécoise de l’industrie du chanvre et du cannabis (AQIC) et de la Fédération internationale des associations de cannabis et de chanvre (FIACC) aux excuses de la Première ministre du Québec

Réaction de l’Association québécoise de l’industrie du chanvre et du cannabis (AQIC) et de la Fédération internationale des associations de cannabis et de chanvre (FIACC) aux excuses de la Première ministre du Québec

September 19 2026Daily news

Nous saluons les excuses présentées par la première ministre à l’entreprise Greentone et à ses employés-es. Elles étaient nécessaires et nous les accueillons respectueusement. 

Mais nous ne pouvons pas faire abstraction du contexte dans lequel elles surviennent. 

Quebec's current Prime Minister makes derogatory remarks about the hemp and cannabis industry

Quebec's current Prime Minister makes derogatory remarks about the hemp and cannabis industry

September 16 2026Daily news

Our CEO, Pierre Leclerc, was interviewed on the show *La commission*, hosted by Luc Ferrandez and Nathalie Normandeau, following the Premier’s remarks on the hemp and cannabis industry. “It’s disgraceful. I have legitimate doubts about her genuine interest in supporting our entrepreneurs, developing our regions, and addressing economic issues.”

Increase in the SQDC's Net Income and Comprehensive Income

Increase in the SQDC's Net Income and Comprehensive Income

September 10 2026Québec

For its first quarter of 2026–2027, the SQDC reported sales of $197.3 million, up 9% from the same period last year. Its net income now stands at $31.9 million, an increase of more than 15% year-over-year. In total, legal cannabis sales generated $105.7 million for governments during these 12 weeks alone, including $84.8 million for the Quebec government.

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