The Charter of the French language and its regulations govern the consultation of English-language content.
The Charter of the French language and its regulations govern the consultation of English-language content.
Here you will find various tips and advice that will help you learn more about cannabis and how to use it responsibly.
In this article, we'll highlight the nuances of resin and rosin, a new product category in our portfolio, and explore their characteristics, production methods and possible uses.
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Gummies, chocolates, candy: the regulations governing cannabis edibles are different in Québec. Learn why.
What exactly is an oral strip? How do the strips differ from edibles and beverages, which are also consumed orally? What’s the right way to use these products? Read on! You’ll find answers to these and other questions in this article.
To learn more about the recent regulatory change affecting the possession and sale of ready-to-drink and other cannabis-containing beverages, read on!
The cannabinoid content in a given cannabis product can vary from batch to batch. Learn about the factors of variation in this article.
Contrary to what you might think, these two ways of consuming cannabis are not the same. Here’s an explainer on the subject.
Materials recyclability is a complex subject. Not all glass, paperboard and plastic packaging should go into the recycling bin. And cannabis product packaging is no exception to the rule.
Following an amendment in Quebec’s regulations under the Cannabis Act in January 2020, Quebec is following the example of its neighbouring provinces and adding a new product category to its offer: ready-to-eat.
Drinking cannabis? Yes, it’s possible! Today, we answer some frequently asked questions about cannabis beverages.
We take a closer look at the three main categories of cannabis. Here we explore the origins and foundations of this classification system still widely used in the industry.
Have you ever heard of irradiation? In this article, we take a closer look at what this process involves and the effects it has on cannabis.
This article serves as a mini guide filled with simple and efficient ways of storing your cannabis products and protecting the people around you.
Whether by spray, sublingual drops, or capsules, we have tips on using cannabis oil, and explain the benefits of each format so you can make an informed choice.
Since early January, all dried and ground flower products as well as all pre-rolls, oils and oil sprays have come in packaging that lists the cannabinoid content in milligrams per gram (mg/g).
This article explains what the moisture level of a product is, how it’s determined and how we can tell if a product is within the desired range. It also covers why products can dry out and how to prevent that from happening.
To learn about the similarities and differences between the three production methods, we spoke to three Québécois, each an expert in one of them.
For the occasion, we are giving you an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the organization, to mark this historical event in Québec
To make things a bit clearer and help you make an informed choice, we’ve prepared the following list of five key points.
Our top tips for cooking safely with cannabis oil.
Like our customers, we want packaging to be minimized to reduce its environmental impact. Here’s some information regarding the packaging.
The SQDC sells a range of quality cannabis products with a lower risk level, all of which have been authorized by Health Canada.
Relaxing, stimulating and mood-altering: cannabis can have effects that are pleasant or undesirable. Learn what causes the effects and determines how intense they are and how long they last.
Are you or a friend or family member dealing with a problem related to cannabis use? Several assistance resources are available to you. Take advantage of them!
