How to get authorized to ship into another province
Authorization is granted by the province the parcel is going to. Your own province’s licence does not carry across the border, and each destination runs its own process — so every province you want to ship into is a separate application, on its own terms. The exception: the 21 July 2026 operating agreement lists no authorization for producers shipping into Saskatchewan, Manitoba and New Brunswick.
Below is what we can source today. Where a field reads not yet published, it means we have not found a primary source for it — not that the province forbids it. Those are the points we still need to confirm, and this page changes when we can.
Where an application route is published
4 of 9 participating provinces.
- Apply to AGLC →
- Reporting: monthly
- Publishes an authorized list: yes
- 97 producers on our register for this destination
- Full rules for Alberta
- Apply to LCBO →
- Reporting: quarterly
- Publishes an authorized list: yes
- 25 producers on our register for this destination
- Full rules for Ontario
- Apply to NSLC →
- Reporting: not yet published
- Publishes an authorized list: no
- No producer on our register for this destination yet
- Full rules for Nova Scotia
- Apply to PEILCC →
- Reporting: quarterly
- Publishes an authorized list: yes
- 13 producers on our register for this destination
- Full rules for Prince Edward Island
No public application route on our record yet
These provinces are in the agreement, but we have not found a published page telling an out-of-province producer how to apply. If you have applied to one of them, we would like to hear how — it is the fastest way this page improves.
- British ColumbiaBCLDB
- Newfoundland and LabradorNLC · publishes a list
Saskatchewan, Manitoba and New Brunswick: no authorization listed under the July 2026 agreement (operating agreement, Schedule A: “N/A. No Authorization Required.”).
Quebec is not part of the agreement, so there is no inbound route to apply for. Why Quebec sits outside it
Getting your listing right
You cannot apply to be on The Repeal, and we charge nothing to be here. We record producers only from lists published by provincial authorities — 4 of 9 participating provinces publish one today. When an authority names you, you appear here, usually within a week.
If we have your name, category or shipping destinations wrong, or an authority lists you and we do not, tell us and we will correct the record and date the correction. Your listing links to your own site, not to a marketplace.
Linking to your listing
If you want to show customers that you are on the register, paste one of these into your own site and replace the address with your page’s address, which you can copy from the producer list. It is free. There is no script and no tracking, and the badge is drawn by the code itself, so nothing loads from our site. It says only that you are listed.
Text link<a href="https://therepeal.ca/producers/your-listing">Listed on The Repeal</a><a href="https://therepeal.ca/producers/your-listing" title="Listed on The Repeal" style="display:inline-block;line-height:0"><svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" width="168" height="32" viewBox="0 0 168 32" role="img" aria-label="Listed on The Repeal"><rect x="1" y="1" width="166" height="30" rx="6" fill="#EFE6D6" stroke="#8E2A24" stroke-width="2"/><text x="84" y="21" text-anchor="middle" font-family="Georgia, 'Times New Roman', serif" font-size="14" fill="#8E2A24">Listed on The Repeal</text></svg></a>Registry as of 2026-11-09. See every producer on the register.
Common questions
- Do I apply to my own province or to the province I want to ship into?
- To the destination. Authorization is granted by the authority of the province the parcel is going to, so shipping into more than one province means more than one application. The exception: the 21 July 2026 operating agreement lists no authorization for producers shipping into Saskatchewan, Manitoba and New Brunswick.
- Which provinces publish an application route for out-of-province producers?
- 4 of 9 participating provinces publish one we can link to: Alberta, Ontario, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island. The 21 July 2026 operating agreement lists no authorization for producers shipping into Saskatchewan, Manitoba and New Brunswick. For the rest, no public application page is on our record yet.
- How do I get listed on The Repeal?
- You do not apply to us and we charge nothing. We record producers only from lists published by provincial authorities, so a producer appears here once the authority names them. If you are listed by an authority and we have you wrong or missing, tell us and we will correct the record.