Buy Weed Online in British Columbia
Delivery, prices and cannabis laws
British Columbia residents have several options to buy weed online or in-store. This page compares mail-order cannabis shops delivering to BC, plus licensed local stores and the BC Cannabis Stores site. See live prices for over 5,000 products across categories, with details on legal rules and where to buy.
Cannabis law in British Columbia
- Legal age
- 19+
- Possession in public
- 30 g of dried cannabis (federal) Cannabis Act
- Public use
- allowed where tobacco smoking is allowed, banned near playgrounds, schools and places used by children
- Home growing
- Allowed, 4 plants per household
- Legal sales
- BC Cannabis Stores (government) and licensed private stores
Checked against the provincial rules summary on 2026-10-24 (source).
Legal age
19+
Licensed stores
551
in 52 cities
Home growing
Allowed
4 plants per household
Online shops delivering
12
5,668 products
Where the licensed stores are in British Columbia
Cities with the most stores in the official registry.
Licensed stores by province
British Columbia highlighted. Provinces whose registry is loaded.
The largest cities we cover in British Columbia
Population and region from Wikidata (mostly Statistics Canada censuses); stores from the official registry.
| City | Region | Population | Licensed stores | Per 10,000 residents |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vancouver | Metro Vancouver Regional District | 662,248 (2021) | 86 | 1.3 |
| Surrey | Metro Vancouver Regional District | 568,322 (2021) | 10 | 0.2 |
| Burnaby | Metro Vancouver Regional District | 249,125 (2021) | 5 | 0.2 |
| Richmond | Metro Vancouver Regional District | 209,937 (2021) | - | - |
| Abbotsford | Fraser Valley Regional District | 153,524 (2021) | 5 | 0.3 |
| Coquitlam | Metro Vancouver Regional District | 148,625 (2021) | 6 | 0.4 |
| Kelowna | Regional District of Central Okanagan | 144,576 (2021) | 21 | 1.5 |
| Langley | Metro Vancouver Regional District | 132,603 (2021) | 3 | 0.2 |
| Saanich | Capital Regional District | 117,735 (2021) | 3 | 0.3 |
| Delta | Metro Vancouver Regional District | 108,455 (2021) | 8 | 0.7 |
| Nanaimo | Regional District of Nanaimo | 99,863 (2021) | 16 | 1.6 |
| Kamloops | Thompson-Nicola Regional District | 97,902 (2021) | 15 | 1.5 |
Cities in British Columbia
551 provincially licensed stores in the official registry, by city.
- Vancouver86 stores
- Victoria31 stores
- Kelowna21 stores
- Surrey10 stores
- Burnaby5 stores
- Richmond
- Prince George18 stores
- Nanaimo16 stores
- Kamloops15 stores
- North Vancouver11 stores
- Vernon11 stores
- Chilliwack8 stores
- Delta8 stores
- Penticton7 stores
- Coquitlam6 stores
- Courtenay6 stores
- Duncan6 stores
- Fort St. John6 stores
- Mission6 stores
- Port Coquitlam6 stores
- Salmon Arm6 stores
- Trail6 stores
- Abbotsford5 stores
- Cranbrook5 stores
- Maple Ridge5 stores
- New Westminster5 stores
- Port Alberni5 stores
- Powell River5 stores
- Terrace5 stores
- West Kelowna5 stores
- Whistler5 stores
- Williams Lake5 stores
- Castlegar4 stores
- Dawson Creek4 stores
- Parksville4 stores
- Prince Rupert4 stores
- Quesnel4 stores
- Revelstoke4 stores
- Sechelt4 stores
- Sooke4 stores
- Squamish4 stores
- Campbell River3 stores
- Fernie3 stores
- Hope3 stores
- Ladysmith3 stores
- Langley3 stores
- Merritt3 stores
- Nelson3 stores
- Pitt Meadows3 stores
- Port Hardy3 stores
- Port Moody3 stores
- Saanich3 stores
- Summerland3 stores
Online prices delivered in British Columbia
Cannabis in British Columbia: what to know
Cannabis Law in British Columbia: Age, Possession, and Home Growing
The legal age to buy, possess, or use cannabis in British Columbia is 19. This applies to residents and visitors across the province. Proof of age is required at the point of sale and delivery.
Adults may possess up to 30 grams of dried cannabis or its equivalent in public, as set by federal law. Cannabis use is allowed wherever tobacco smoking is permitted, but is banned near playgrounds, schools, and other places used by children. These rules apply to both recreational and non-medical use.
Home growing is allowed for personal use, with a maximum of four plants per household. Plants must be grown out of public view. Following these limits and usage areas helps avoid fines or legal issues.
Where to Buy Cannabis Legally in British Columbia
Legal cannabis is sold through BC Cannabis Stores, operated by the provincial government, and by licensed private stores. British Columbia has 551 provincially authorized stores listed in the current registry. Both in-person and online government stores are available.
Major cities with the most licensed stores include Vancouver (86), Victoria (31), Kelowna (21), and Prince George (18). Other cities like Nanaimo, Kamloops, Surrey, and North Vancouver also have multiple store options. Some larger cities, such as Richmond, currently have no licensed stores.
Only BC Cannabis Stores and licensed private stores are legal sources for cannabis in British Columbia. The province maintains a public registry listing all authorized retailers. Purchases from unlicensed sources are not regulated or protected under provincial law.
Ordering Weed Online by Mail in British Columbia
Mail-order cannabis is a popular option in British Columbia. Government-run BC Cannabis Stores offers online ordering with direct mail delivery. In addition, this catalogue lists 12 online cannabis shops that deliver to BC addresses.
Orders are typically shipped in discreet packaging through Canada Post or courier. Customers provide proof of age on delivery. Before ordering, confirm the shop’s shipping methods, identification requirements, and delivery area coverage.
It’s important to note that only BC Cannabis Stores is provincially authorized for online sales. Other online mail-order shops are not licensed by the provincial government. Always check the source and terms before placing an order.
Comparing Cannabis Prices in British Columbia: Live Tables and Categories
Prices for cannabis products can vary widely between shops and categories. This catalogue displays live price tables for over 5,000 products, including accessories, flower, concentrates, edibles, CBD, and seeds.
For example, flower is listed from six shops with over 600 products, while concentrates and edibles each have over 700 listings. Accessories, CBD, and seeds are also well represented, with seeds featuring over 2,000 options from three shops.
Use the tables on this page to compare prices and selection before ordering. The listings update weekly to reflect current offers and availability across online and licensed stores.
Cities Covered for Cannabis Delivery and Licensed Stores in British Columbia
British Columbia’s cannabis market covers a wide range of cities and towns. Major population centres like Vancouver, Victoria, Kelowna, and Prince George have the highest numbers of licensed stores.
Online mail-order shops listed here deliver province-wide, serving both urban and rural addresses. Delivery availability may vary by shop, so it’s best to check individual policies.
The store list on this page includes all 551 licensed locations in BC. Whether you’re in Nanaimo, Kamloops, North Vancouver, or smaller communities, you can find legal options for purchase and delivery.
Flower delivered in British Columbia
Questions buyers ask
What is the legal age to buy cannabis in British Columbia?
The legal age to buy, possess, or use cannabis in British Columbia is 19.
Can I use cannabis in public in British Columbia?
Cannabis use is allowed where tobacco smoking is permitted, but is banned near playgrounds, schools, and places used by children.
Can I grow cannabis at home in British Columbia?
Yes, up to four plants per household are allowed for personal use.
Is online cannabis delivery legal in British Columbia?
Only BC Cannabis Stores is provincially authorized for legal online sales and delivery.
How many licensed cannabis stores are there in British Columbia?
There are 551 licensed cannabis stores in British Columbia.
How much cannabis can I possess in public in British Columbia?
You can possess up to 30 grams of dried cannabis or its equivalent in public.
Can I travel with cannabis between provinces?
You may carry cannabis within Canada, but not across the border. Federal laws and provincial rules apply.
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