Well, it finally happened. Marijuana is now legal across Canada.
But just like alcohol, the rules surrounding cannabis differ from province to province.
Though the government has set some rules for pot — like the maximum number of plants you can keep at home, for example, or the minimum legal age — it's left a lot of pot-regime-planning to the provinces and territories. This includes everything from where pot is sold to where it can be consumed.
Check your province or territory below to find its rules on pot consumption and sales.
Legal age: 18
Will it be sold online? Yes, through the government.
Private retail stores allowed? Yes.
Will there be government-run stores? Nope.
How many plants am I allowed at home? Four, in line with federal rules.
Possession limits: 30 grams.
Where can I use pot? In your private residence. Smoking pot is not allowed in public spaces where tobacco is prohibited. You also can't use it in your car.
Legal age: 19
Will it be sold online? Yes, through the government.
Private retail stores allowed? Yes.
Will there be government-run stores? Yes.
How many plants am I allowed at home? Four, unless your home is also used as a daycare centre, then no plants for you.
Possession limits: 30 grams.
Where can I use pot? In your private residence. It is prohibited in cars and in public places where tobacco is not allowed.
Legal age: 19
Will it be sold online? Yes, through private stores.
Private retail stores allowed? Yes.
Will there be government-run stores? No.
How many plants am I allowed at home? Zero. Manitoba is not allowing home cultivation of marijuana.
Possession limits: 30 grams.
Where can I use pot? In your private residence, but it's banned in both indoor and outdoor public spaces like sidewalks, parks, streets.
Legal age: 19
Will it be sold online? Yes, through the government initially.
Private retail stores allowed? Yes.
Will there be government-run stores? No, but the government-run Newfoundland and Labrador Liquor Corporation will regulate the products.
How many plants am I allowed at home? Four.
Possession limits: 30 grams.
Where can I use pot? Allowed only in private residences.
Legal age: 19
Will it be sold online? Yes, through the government.
Private retail stores allowed? Negative.
Will there be government-run stores? Yes.
How many plants am I allowed at home? Four.
Possession limits: 30 grams on a person, with no limit to how much you can keep at home.
Where can I use pot? Only in your private residence.
Legal age: 19
Will it be sold online? Yes, through government-run liquor stores.
Private retail stores allowed? Yes, eventually.
Will there be government-run stores? They technically already exist. Pot will be sold through existing government-run liquor stores.
How many plants am I allowed at home? Four.
Possession limits: 30 grams on a person.
Where can I use pot? Allowed in private residences and on some trails and in some parks, unless municipal governments choose to ban that. Not allowed where smoking tobacco is prohibited.
Legal age: 19
Will it be sold online? Yes, through the government's Ontario Cannabis Store.
Private retail stores allowed? Not until April 2019.
Will there be government-run stores? No.
How many plants am I allowed at home? Four. You can also can purchase seeds online.
Possession limits: 30 grams.
Where can I use pot? The Progressive Conservative government recently announced that Ontarians will be able to use marijuana wherever tobacco is allowed in the province.
Legal age: 19.
Will it be sold online? Yes.
Private retail stores allowed? No.
Will there be government-run stores? Yes.
How many plants am I allowed at home? Four per home.
Possession limits: 30 grams per person, no limits for how much you can keep at home.
Where can I use pot? In your private residence. If you're a renter, your landlord could change your lease to prohibit marijuana use.
Legal age: 19
Will it be sold online? Yes, through the government.
Private retail stores allowed? No.
Will there be government-run stores? Not for 2018 at least.
How many plants am I allowed at home? The territorial government has not set this yet, though it has scrapped an initial plan to outright ban growing weed at home.
Possession limits: 30 grams.
Where can I use pot? Allowed in private residences, not allowed where smoking tobacco is prohibited
Legal age: 19
Will it be sold online? Yes, through the government.
Private retail stores allowed? No.
Will there be government-run stores? Yes.
How many plants am I allowed at home? Four at home.
Possession limits: 30 grams.
Where can I use pot? In a private residence.
Legal age: 18 (although the province's new premier has said he wants it to be 21 years).
Will it be sold online? Yes, through government-run website.
Private retail stores allowed? No.
Will there be government-run stores? Yes.
How many plants am I allowed at home? Not allowed to grow at home.
Possession limits: 30 grams on a person, 150 grams at home. People are not allowed to possess cannabis in public places like daycares, schools or colleges.
Where can I use pot? In private residences and other places where tobacco is allowed — except university and CEGEP campuses. Sorry, students.
Legal age: 19
Will it be sold online? Yes, through private retailers
Private retail stores allowed? Yes.
Will there be government-run stores? No.
How many plants am I allowed at home? Four at home.
Possession limits: 30 grams per adult.
Where can you use pot? Only in private residences.
Legal age: 19
Will it be sold online? Yes, by the government.
Private retail stores allowed? Yes, eventually.
Will there be government-run stores? Yes.
How many plants am I allowed at home? Four.
Possession limits: 30 grams per adult.
Where can you use pot? Only in private residences.
Correction: An earlier version of this story said that home cultivation is not allowed in Newfoundland and Labrador. In fact, people in the province can grow up to four plants in their private residence.