Store Summary
SQDC (Montreal - Crescent) has been serving customers for over 5 years at this location with about 8 competing dispensaries in a 5 km radius, having a very high overall user experience and satisfaction score when compared to other nearby dispensaries in Montreal.
A frequented cannabis retail store offering in-store shopping, direct online purchases, store pick-up and home delivery. Open daily, accepting all standard methods of payment. SQDC operates 19 other stores in Montreal, with a total of 100 stores across Quebec.
La mission de la Société québécoise du cannabis (SQDC) est d¹assurer la vente au détail du cannabis dans une perspective de protection de la santé, afin d¹intégrer les consommateurs au marché licite du cannabis et de les y maintenir, sans favoriser la consommation de cannabis.
Our mandate is primarily social, as it consists of selling cannabis in Quebec while prioritizing the health and safety of our customers. To that end, the SQDC undertakes to sell quality, lower-risk products and to inform and educate users on how to minimize the health impacts of cannabis consumption.
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Went there for the first time today, the staff were incredibly warm and kind and even complimented the wrap on card which was nice, would definitely return! I hope the staff there have an excellent day!
During my visit today around 5-6pm a young black salesman person kept the $3 change from my $27 purchase without my consent and did not provide a receipt. The employee stated aloud that my total was $27 even. I then handed him $30 in cash ($20 + $10 bills). I purchased a $25 pack of 5 Sativa pre-rolls of the lowest THC % and a $2 red coloured lighter.
After taking my payment, he handed me the items and simply said, "Have a good day." I was not given my $3 change, nor was I provided with the receipt. At the time, I was caught off guard and didn't immediately realize what had happened. By the time I recognized that my change had not been returned and that no receipt had been provided, I had already left and was too distressed to go back and call him out on it.
I feel that my lack of familiarity with the store was taken advantage of. Keeping a customer's change without permission is unacceptable, and withholding the receipt indicates it was intentional. This experience left me feeling frustrated and disappointed, and it severely impacted my impression of the business. I consider this conduct inappropriate and equivalent to theft.
This place was really nice looking. Great selection even greater prices, great za don't let it be the government that fools you it's pretty good! Stay away from the edibles unless you plan on buying 4 to feel anything
This denim-blue mural by the Tyxna collective (Zek One, Dodo, and Ankh) honors the origins of Parasuco Jeans.
The artwork depicts the family's first home in Hochelaga, the site of Canada's first jeans laundry, celebrating the Parasuco family's 1957 journey from Italy to Montreal. Inspired by a photo by Josef Geranio, it is a powerful tribute to the city's fashion heritage. #SQDCMontrealCrescent #Montreal
Great location very friendly staff and prompt service.