Online Dispensary in Quispamsis, NB

Quispamsis takes its name from a Wolastoqey word often translated as “little lake in the woods,” a nod to nearby Ritchie Lake. Settlement in the area began around 1783, when Acadian families, British settlers and Loyalists arriving after the American Revolution took up land along the Kennebecasis and Hammond Rivers. For much of its early history the settlement ranked among the largest villages in New Brunswick, staying rural and river-centred well into the twentieth century. One reminder of that era still stands today: Stoneycroft, the old “Twelve Mile House” built around 1800, which was named a provincial historic site in 1977 and sits within the modern town.

The modern Town of Quispamsis was created on January 1, 1998, when the communities of Quispamsis, Gondola Point and Wells joined together, and it has grown steadily since into a residential hub of the Kennebecasis Valley. Once mostly a summer community, the area shifted through the 1960s into a dormitory town for nearby Saint John, with many residents commuting in for work while others find employment in the town’s own service sector. Today Quispamsis is home to close to 20,000 people, drawn by its schools, parks and river access. The Kennebecasis River, Ritchie Lake and the qplex recreation complex anchor day to day life across town, and the Gondola Point cable ferry still carries residents across the river to rural communities on the opposite shore.

What to Know About Buying Cannabis in Quispamsis, NB

• New Brunswick’s cannabis retail runs mainly through a single government-operated chain with set hours and in-store limits, so Quispamsis shoppers often order online through Weed Market instead of waiting for store hours.
• Quispamsis has grown to close to 20,000 residents since its 1998 formation, and more locals are choosing to order cannabis online rather than drive to the nearest retailer.
• Many Quispamsis residents commute to Saint John for work, and ordering cannabis online for shipment lets them skip a store stop during a busy weekday.
• With no dense downtown retail strip, shoppers near Ritchie Lake, the qplex and Kennebecasis Valley trails often find it easier to order flower or edibles online than to travel for them.