Online Dispensary in Edmundston, NB

Edmundston sits at the exact spot where the Madawaska River meets the Saint John, a location the Wolastoqiyik called land of porcupines long before Acadian and French-Canadian settlers arrived here around 1785. The settlement was first known as Petit-Sault, French for little falls, describing the rapids where the two rivers converge, and it kept that name for over sixty years before being renamed in 1850 to honour Sir Edmund Walker Head, a New Brunswick lieutenant-governor. A border dispute in 1827 led local settler John Baker to declare his own unrecognized breakaway state here, the Republic of Madawaska, after his land ended up on the British side of a poorly defined international boundary.

That declaration never held up legally, but the name stuck as regional folklore, and to this day the mayor of Edmundston carries the ceremonial title President of the Republic of Madawaska. Local French-speaking residents still call themselves Brayons, and Edmundston remains New Brunswick’s most French-speaking city at roughly 94%. Fraser Papers built a pulp mill here in 1917, later linking it by pipeline to a sister mill just across the border in Madawaska, Maine, one of the more unusual pieces of cross-border industrial infrastructure in the country. Today Edmundston is home to over 16,400 residents. Weed Market ships to Edmundston addresses the same way it does anywhere else in New Brunswick, fast, tracked and completely discreet.

What to Know About Buying Cannabis in Edmundston, NB

• New Brunswick runs cannabis retail through a single government-owned chain, and Edmundston has just one such location serving the entire Madawaska region.
• New Brunswick bans cannabis consumption everywhere except private homes, a stricter rule than provinces like Ontario that allow some outdoor smoking and vaping.
• Home cultivation in New Brunswick is capped at 4 plants per residence, and any seedlings must be purchased through the province’s own retailer to start with.
• With Edmundston’s cannabis retail limited to one government-run location, ordering through Weed Market gives residents a noticeably broader catalogue to choose from.