Visitor guidelines on cannabis

Cannabis is legalized and strictly regulated in Canada. It is your responsibility to understand federal, provincial, and municipal regulations for cannabis use while visiting the Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue Canal National Historic Site.

Parks Canada may issue additional restrictions when needed to ensure public health and proper management of the protected area.

The safety and well-being of our visitors is a top priority for Parks Canada and we will continue to provide quality services and experiences for all our visitors. Please respect fellow visitors and the natural environment around them at all times.

Where cannabis can be used at the Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue Canal National Historic Site?

Path and public areas (rest areas, big spaces, etc.)

• In public places (including Day Use Areas): Not allowed

Waterway

• In a lock: Not allowed
• On a boat moored for the night: Allowed

Learn more about cannabis regulations

Minimum age for cannabis possession in Quebec: 18 years old

• Government of Canada
• Other Parks Canada places
• Information: cannabis in Quebec

Parks Canada will actively monitor and evaluate the impacts of the legalisation. Our current approach will be revisited and may be adjusted as issues arise and/or as new information becomes available.