tyres with "M+S" designation ok for winter ?

Hello everyone, are tyres with "M+S" designation ok for winter in Quebec, i.e. to not get a ticket ?
PS: I do know m+s =mud+ snow, however I am getting conflicting information from garagistes and people that know more about this stuff.
Some people say mountain with snowflake picture is only allowed some people say M+S is ok , some not ok I don't know WTF anymore.

Thanks in advance

You need the mountain.

Edit: damn I just lost time answering student13...

Mountain with snowflake in Quebec

lol

And yet Another quality thread by mr 'who has yet to gratuate 13', friend of HM and broody....

Another quality thread on MR....

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https://www.transports.gouv.qc.ca/f..., les pneus d,obligatoires demeure le 15 mars.

If your mechanic can't get this straight, you need a new one.

I would like to give some clarification that I found on the internet, tyres manufactured after 2014 need the snowflake inside the mountain designation. pre 2014 need the M+S or LT M+S designation. Just to be safe, just make sure it ha the snowflake. Ie no ticket.

Digressing off topic, I know I am going get some trolling for this however here goes: 13 were the last digits of my ID card from many years back. However if you want to place a date on me I can remember when we use to have to throw those little orange and green tickets to get on to the bus and I still remember what it was like to have a 55.6 k modem! Anyhow, let trolls be trolls I got what I needed.

j'ai toujours cru que en fait: 2014 était la derniere année ou les pneu M+S était autorisé.
il y a eu un delai de genre 4-5ans avec le M+S autorisé mais c'était autour de 2014 que ca l'était pu justement.

Le logo de la montagne existe depuis debut 90.