What the current Saguenay suite source says
Saguenay now has a dedicated accessory-dwelling page for detached additional units in the urban perimeter. It sets local siting, size and height conditions and requires a municipal permit, so eligibility should be checked against the current property and zoning.
Open the official Saguenay suite source ↗Housing changes elsewhere in Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean do not establish permission on this parcel. Use the Saguenay zoning and permit route for the local answer.
Québec: the provincial layer
Québec’s current housing legislation creates a provincial accessory-housing right in defined circumstances, while municipalities retain important siting, construction, architectural, parking and land-development standards and can use available exemptions.
Québec accessory-housing provincial framework ↗What the Saguenay source actually tells you
The Saguenay link is topic-specific, so it is the strongest local starting point for this page rather than a generic city homepage.
The verified Saguenay material is intentionally summarized narrowly here. Where it does not publish a specific number or entitlement, the page sends you back to the municipality instead of supplying an unsupported figure.