Online Dispensary in Kimberley, BC

Kimberley borrowed its name from a mine on another continent entirely. Four prospectors, Walter Burchett, EC Smith, John Cleaver and Pat Sullivan, arrived at North Star Mountain in 1892 only to find the whole hillside already staked, so they crossed Mark Creek and staked claims on what’s now Sullivan Mountain instead. The lead-zinc deposit they found became one of the largest mines in the world, and by 1896 the growing settlement, originally called Mark Creek Crossing, was renamed Kimberley after South Africa’s famous diamond mining centre. By 1937 the Sullivan Mine was producing 10% of the world’s zinc-lead-silver output, and it stayed the longest-running underground mine in BC history before finally closing in 2001, a full century after it opened.

Facing the loss of its mineral base in the late 1960s, Kimberley reinvented itself with a Bavarian theme, turning downtown into a pedestrian-only shopping area called the Platzl, complete with the largest freestanding cuckoo clock in Canada. At roughly 1,120 metres above sea level, it’s also the highest city in the province. Weed Market ships to Kimberley addresses the same way it does across the rest of British Columbia, fast, tracked and completely discreet.

What You Should Know About Buying Cannabis in Kimberley, BC

• Kimberley’s Smoking Bylaw bans smoking inside public buildings and within 7.5 metres of their entrances, air intakes and windows.
• The same bylaw bans smoking in or within 7.5 metres of any public municipal open space and any outdoor special event area, with signs posted around the city.
• On the third weekend of July, JulyFest, running for more than 50 years, brings the Canadian Bocce Championships and a homecoming parade for local businesses and Selkirk Secondary grads.
• JulyFest weekend also includes an Artisan Craft Fair & Market, Taste of Kimberley and the Sullivan Longboard Challenge, a Sunday morning longboard race.