The present article provides information from Québec (Canada) concerning the record of two species of exotic snails native to Europe. In June 2015, numerous copse snails (Arianta arbustorum) were observed at Boucherville, and in June 2016, further specimens were found on Ile-des-Soeurs. These are the first records of this species for the province and are of viable populations. In 2015, a juvenile brown garden snail (Cornu aspersum) was found in a bunch of Californian grapes bought at a grocery store in Sherbrooke. Both these species have been introduced elsewhere in Canada, but do not seem to be invasive. Further surveys will, however, be needed to evaluate the persistence of the copse snail populations, and to evaluate the presence of the species elsewhere in the province.