we're going to achieve positive adjusted EBITDA Rupesh Parikh -- Oppenheimer -- Analyst
Good morning, thanks for taking my questions. So just going back to your commentary about hoping to achieve positive adjusted EBITDA in the first half of fiscal 2021. As you look at Ontario and Quebec, how many stores are there today and what level do you think you need to see to get to positive EBITDA?
Sebastien St-Louis -- Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer
Rupesh, I think that, given our market right now, I mean we have decoupled ourselves a little bit from store openings in terms of being able to push forward. Our positive EBITDA is going to come through incremental market share gains out of the existing stores. So, I mean, I don't think it's fair for me to say we're counting on our provincial partners to open stores in terms of us to achieve that. I think we're going to achieve adjusted EBITDA, no matter the store count. The story obviously gets better if our partners open more stores, which they're doing. So we'll just keep an eye on that.
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