Fireworks Licences & Permits

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In Toronto, the use and sale of fireworks are regulated by the Toronto Municipal Code, Chapter 466, Fireworks. There are five types of licences and permits to sell fireworks on a temporary or permanent basis.
Learn more about the rules for fireworks display and fireworks safety tips.

Selling Fireworks Year-Round from a Permanent Location

Businesses selling fireworks all-year from a permanent location are required to purchase a licence.

Selling Fireworks from a Temporarily Leased Location

Businesses that sell fireworks from a temporary, leased location for specific holidays are required purchase a licence.

Selling Fireworks from Parking Lots or Other Temporary Retail Locations

Businesses that sell fireworks from a temporary, mobile location, such as a trailer in a parking lot, are required to purchase a licence.

Temporary Permit to Sell More than 25 Kg of Fireworks from Your Store

Information about applying for a temporary permit to sell more than 25 kg of fireworks from your store.

Temporary Permit to Sell Less 25 Kg of Fireworks from Your Store

Information about applying for a temporary permit to sell less than 25 kg of fireworks from your store.