Canadian marijuana retailers generated CA$503.238 million in sales in July, bringing the country’s 2026 year-to-date total to nearly CA$3.40 billion, according to new data from Statistics Canada.
Sales during the first seven months of 2026 totaled CA$3.398 billion, up 5.9% from CA$3.208 billion during the same period in 2025.
July sales were 2.3% higher than the CA$491.803 million reported in July 2025, although they declined 2.5% from CA$516.398 million in June.
Canada’s monthly marijuana sales for 2026 were:
- January: CA$478.239 million
- February: CA$439.053 million
- March: CA$459.984 million
- April: CA$490.789 million
- May: CA$510.367 million
- June: CA$516.398 million
- July: CA$503.238 million
Ontario remained the country’s largest provincial marijuana market in July, with CA$181.461 million in sales. British Columbia followed at CA$85.514 million, narrowly ahead of Alberta at CA$84.797 million. Quebec retailers reported CA$67.339 million.
Nova Scotia recorded CA$14.105 million in July sales, while Newfoundland and Labrador reached CA$10.675 million and New Brunswick posted CA$9.729 million. Manitoba reported CA$22.368 million and Saskatchewan CA$21.335 million.
Compared with July 2025, British Columbia saw sales rise from CA$73.030 million to CA$85.514 million, an increase of about 17%. Nova Scotia also posted an increase of roughly 17%, rising from CA$12.045 million to CA$14.105 million.
Ontario, meanwhile, declined from CA$188.984 million in July 2025 to CA$181.461 million this year. Quebec fell from CA$69.146 million to CA$67.339 million.
The Statistics Canada figures cover retail sales from licensed cannabis retailers and are reported on an unadjusted basis.
