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Granby police say they seized large quantities of cannabis, vaping products, contraband cigarettes and cash during a series of searches carried out early Tuesday, July 7.
According to the Service de police de Granby, the operation followed an investigation launched in April 2026 into the alleged illegal sale of cannabis.
Investigators from the force’s ACCES Cannabis and Crimes initiés teams conducted three searches in Granby, on Matton Street, Déragon Street and Robinson Sud Street.
Police said no arrests have been made so far.
The investigation is continuing, and arrests could take place later. Police said criminal charges connected to the sale of cannabis could also be filed.
What police seized
According to Granby police, investigators seized more than 60 kilograms of cannabis and several other items connected to the investigation, including:
• Nearly 10 kilograms of cannabis concentrate• More than 700 THC vapes• Nearly 4,000 nicotine vapes• Nearly 30,000 contraband cigarettes• More than $40,000 in cash• More than 1,000 tablets• Bags, a scale and other material that could be used for trafficking• Three vehicles seized as offence-related property
Police thank the public
Granby police thanked residents who share information with investigators, saying public co-operation helps police carry out investigations and remove illegal substances from the market.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the Service de police de Granby at 450-776-3333.
People who want to provide information anonymously can contact Échec au crime at 1-800-711-1800 or submit a report online.
Part of ACCES Cannabis program
Police said the investigation was carried out as part of the ACCES Cannabis program.
The program was created by the Government of Quebec in 2018 and is co-ordinated by the Ministère de la Sécurité publique. Its goal is to increase enforcement against the supply of illegal cannabis in order to reduce access to the illicit market in Quebec, particularly among young people.
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