Online Dispensary in Kingston-Greenwood, NS

Greenwood exists because of the Second World War. What had been a quiet farming hamlet south of the old Kingston railway station became RAF Station Greenwood in 1942, built almost overnight to train Allied aircrew under the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan. The Royal Canadian Air Force took the base over in 1944, and after Canada’s forces unified in 1968 it became CFB Greenwood, now home to 14 Wing and one of the largest air bases in Atlantic Canada. Neighbouring Kingston, meanwhile, started life even earlier, first known as Bloomfield before the Dominion Atlantic Railway named its station Kingston in 1868.

The Greenwood Military Aviation Museum, just outside the base, houses 15 historic aircraft including one of only 17 surviving Avro Lancaster bombers in the world, and one of just three that actually flew combat missions over continental Europe during the war. Greenwood’s population surged through the 1970s to the 2000s as other eastern Canadian air bases closed and consolidated their operations here, and much of the village’s central housing still consists of Permanent Married Quarters built for military families. Kingston, just up the road, is home to Clairmont Provincial Park, a quiet picnic spot shaded by red pine about 12 kilometres from the Fundy shore. Today the combined community is home to roughly 4,500 residents. Weed Market ships to Kingston-Greenwood addresses the same way it does anywhere else in Nova Scotia, fast, tracked and completely discreet.

What to Know About Buying Cannabis in Kingston-Greenwood, NS

• Kingston has 1 cannabis retail location on Main Street, serving both Kingston and neighbouring Greenwood.
• Nova Scotia sells cannabis exclusively through the Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation, with no private retailers permitted anywhere in the province.
• With a large share of the local population tied to CFB Greenwood’s rotating military postings, cannabis demand here shifts with base postings in a way permanent civilian communities don’t experience.
• With just one storefront serving both Kingston and Greenwood, ordering through Weed Market means new arrivals posted to the base don’t have to track down the local store to get started.