Minimal amounts of cannabis may be legal to carry in Canada, but a traffic stop in Cobourg, Ontario led to police seizing an undoubtedly illegal amount of it.

Ontario Provincial Police sayofficers stopped a white rental van in the eastbound lanes of Highway 401 around 2 a.m. on Saturday after receiving word of a possible impaired driver.

Officers then allegedly discovered 426 pounds of marijuana in the van — with a street value of approximately $1.9 million.

I bet they were not losing $42 million, selling#weed....

Ahem#onpoli#cdnpoli

"Over 400 pounds of#marijuanawas allegedly seized during a traffic stop near#Cobourg. A#Torontoman and#Oakvilleman are now facing drug charges."https://t.co/E59reUoogo#CannabisCanadapic.twitter.com/i5XYLM3JPb

— ʙɪɢ ᴡɪʟʟ (@WillontheRadio)September 16, 2019

For reference, the law saysCanadians can have up to 30 gramsof cannabis on them in public.

Personal use now that pot is legal. Yes, it is a lifetime supply.

— Patrick Wong (@nightfly4257)September 16, 2019

The drivers, a 26 year-old man from Oakville and a 32 year-old man from Toronto, are now facing multiple drug and trafficking charges.