Online Dispensary in North Vancouver, BC

North Vancouver sits on the traditional territory of the Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh peoples, whose communities have lived along Burrard Inlet for thousands of years. Industry arrived in 1863, when T.W. Graham and George Scrimgeour opened Pioneer Mills at the site later called Moodyville. Sewell Prescott Moody bought the mill in 1865, and it grew into a small community with a hotel and the Inlet’s first school. When the city split from the district between 1905 and 1907, names like Northport, Hillmont and Parkhill were floated, but residents kept North Vancouver.

The City of North Vancouver was incorporated on May 13, 1907, separating from the District of North Vancouver. Wallace Shipyards gave it an early industrial base, and a huge Second World War shipbuilding program earned it the nickname the “Clydeside” of Canada. Today Lonsdale Quay, with its public market and SeaBus terminal, links the city to downtown Vancouver across Burrard Inlet. Home to 58,120 people (2021 census) on just 11.83 km², it is one of the most densely populated cities in BC. 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 North Vancouver, BC

• The City of North Vancouver caps cannabis retail at six stores: two in Central Lonsdale, two in Lower Lonsdale, and one each in the west and east of the city.
• Stores must sit at least 100 m from public schools and rec centres; applicants paid a $5,000 non-refundable fee, plus $3,691 a year for a business licence.
• Smoking Regulation Bylaw No. 7026 bans smoking and vaping within 7.5 m of doors, transit stops, playgrounds, swimming beaches and City trails.
• Every September, the Shipyards Festival and Car Free Day fill the waterfront near Lonsdale Quay with free live music on multiple stages, food trucks and a beer garden.