Online Dispensary in Comox, BC

Comox takes its name from kw’umuxws, a word usually glossed as “plentiful,” which settlers anglicized to Komoux and then Comox. Coast Salish people kept a fishing settlement on this shore for at least 4,000 years, and traces of it survive in the Great Comox Midden along the waterfront. The K’ómoks people later moved south into the area and allied with the Pentlatch, before a smallpox epidemic in 1862 devastated the local population. That same year, the first settlers arrived aboard HMS Grappler. Above it all stands the Comox Glacier, visible from much of town and still the community’s signature landmark.

The Royal Navy built a base on Goose Spit in 1876, and in 1893 the province renamed the village, valley and bay from Augusta to Comox. A road from Nanaimo arrived in 1910 and the E&N Railway in 1914. In 1942 the RAF built an airfield here, which became CFB Comox in 1952 and today is home to 19 Wing and the Comox Air Force Museum. Goose Spit itself is now a park popular with kayakers and kiteboarders. Home to 14,806 people (2021 census), Comox sits on the east coast of Vancouver Island, about 110 km north of Nanaimo. Weed Market ships here the same way it does across the rest of British Columbia, fast, tracked and completely discreet.

What You Should Know About Buying Cannabis in Comox, BC

• Comox requires at least 250 metres between cannabis stores and caps retail licences at three: two inside a mapped core area and one in the rest of town.
• Stores may open 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., but only 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. if residential land lies within 50 metres; breaking the hours rule brings a $500 ticket.
• Under Comox’s Business Regulation Bylaw, cannabis cannot be visible from outside a store, each shop must run an odour control system, and the licence is $150 a year.
• Every BC Day long weekend since 1983, the Filberg Festival brings more than 100 artisans, live music and hands-on workshops to waterfront Filberg Park.