Cannabis law in Saskatchewan (2026)

Last reviewed: 9 October 2026

In short: Saskatchewan sets the minimum age at 19 and a public possession limit of 30 g of dried cannabis (or equivalent). Home cultivation follows the federal limit of four plants per household, and retail sale is by competitive private permittees under the Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority. Consuming cannabis in public places is prohibited. The province takes a zero-tolerance approach to drugs and driving.

RuleWhat applies
Possession for personal usePersonal use by an adultPermitted within limits [1]
Quantity limitsPersonal use by an adultMinimum age 19. Up to 30 g of dried cannabis (or equivalent) in public. [1]
Growing at homePersonal use by an adultPermitted within limits [1]
Sale to consumersPersonal use by an adultLicensed retail stores for adults [1]
Use or carrying in public placesPersonal use by an adultProhibited [1]
VisitorsPersonal use by an adult⚠ Not yet verified
Minimum agePersonal use by an adult19 years [1]
Driving after cannabis usePersonal use by an adultSaskatchewan takes a zero-tolerance approach to drugs and driving. Consuming cannabis in a vehicle, by the driver or a passenger, is prohibited. [1]

Notes

  • Landlords may impose reasonable rules prohibiting growth in rental units, and condominium boards may pass bylaws on cultivation.

Sources

  1. Government of Saskatchewan: Cannabis Use in Saskatchewan (consulted 9 October 2026) · all sources

National rules that also apply

These rules are set at national level in Canada and apply here too, alongside the rules above. All national rules for Canada

Possession for personal usePermitted within limits (source: Department of Justice Canada)
Quantity limitsAdults may possess up to 30 g of dried cannabis (or equivalent) in a public place. Young persons may possess no more than 5 g. (source: Department of Justice Canada)
Growing at homePermitted within limits (source: Department of Justice Canada)
Sale to consumersLicensed retail stores for adults (source: Department of Justice Canada)
Medical cannabisLegal for medical use (source: Health Canada)

Saskatchewan and neighbouring provinces and territories

Province or territoryPossession for personal useGrowing at homeSale to consumersUse or carrying in public placesMedical cannabisVisitors
Saskatchewan
Legal within limits (19+)
Yes, up to 4 plants per household
Private licensed stores
Not in public places
—
⚠ Not yet verified
Alberta
Legal within limits (18+)
Yes, up to 4 plants per home
Private licensed stores
Not in listed places or vehicles
—
⚠ Not yet verified
Manitoba
Legal within limits (19+)
Yes, up to 4 plants (since 1 May 2025)
Private licensed stores
Not in public places
—
⚠ Not yet verified
Northwest Territories
Legal within limits (19+)
Yes, up to 4 plants per household
Government commission (NTLCC)
Private property (tobacco allowed), trails, parks
—
⚠ Not yet verified

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General information, not legal advice. Rules change: check the official source before you fly or ride.