How Does Weed Delivery Work? A Complete Guide to Getting Your Cannabis Delivered
Cannabis delivery has become a defining feature of today’s legal cannabis market, offering convenience and privacy
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Cannabis Industry Takes Steps To Manage Canada Post Strike
Following a strike announcement by the union representing Canada Post workers, cannabis companies in Canada say they are taking steps to ensure customers can still receive their cannabis orders.
Uber Eats to Add Cannabis to Its B.C. Platform
Food-delivery giant’s initiative eases accessibility but cannabis stores’ staff deliver the products.
Cannabis Deliveries Through Uber Eats Are Coming To Toronto
Toronto cannabis shoppers will be able to request cannabis deliveries through Uber Eats starting Monday.
British Columbians Can Now Get Cannabis Delivered In The Mail Through Canada Post
B.C. residents who are interested in having recreational cannabis dropped off at home can now have their order delivered by Canada Post couriers.
Ontario To Allow Cannabis Delivery, Curbside Pickup On Permanent Basis
The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario says cannabis retailers in the province can offer delivery and curbside pickup services on a permanent basis.
3 Years Since Canada Legalized Pot, Some Communities Still Can’t Access It
When delivery requests from British Columbia’s Lower Mainland flow into cannabis retailer Dutch Love, a reliable number of them come from customers in the suburbs of Surrey and Richmond.
Ontario Set To Make Cannabis Delivery, Curbside Pick-Up Permanent
“Through the pandemic, licensed cannabis retailers have proven that we can operate home delivery in a safe and secure manner.”
Taunton’s Freshly Baked Becomes First Cannabis Company In Massachusetts To Get Approval To Start Home Delivery
Freshly Baked, a Taunton-based cannabis microbusiness that is veteran-owned, on Friday afternoon became the first Massachusetts cannabis business authorized to deliver products.
From GrubHub To Cannabis: An Entrepreneur’s Life-Long Bet On Home Deliveries
“This is my life,” says cannnabis industry CEO Adam Berk. And it is true: Berk is in fact passionate about his job. He has always been.
