Mail order to north Durham
Weed Delivery to Brock: Beaverton, Cannington and Sunderland
GasDank ships to every address in the Township of Brock by tracked express mail order, from the Beaverton harbour to the farm roads around Cannington and Sunderland. Below you will find the costs, the timing, the payment steps, and the Ontario rules that apply on land and on Lake Simcoe.
- typical transit
- 24 to 72 hours
- minimum order
- None
- free shipping from
- $150
- legal age in Ontario
- 19+
Updated October 2026
Short answer: Yes. GasDank delivers to Brock Township by tracked express mail order, covering Beaverton, Cannington, Sunderland and the rural roads between them, and a parcel usually reaches you 24 to 72 hours after it ships. Shipping costs $20, drops to nothing on orders of $150 or more, and no minimum order applies. You pay by Interac e-Transfer with a $5 fee before anything ships, and you must be 19 or older. Same-day driver delivery is limited to Toronto and GTA cities, and the nearest of those to Brock are Whitby and Oshawa.
Brock mail order facts
- Service
- Tracked express mail order
- Typical arrival
- 24 to 72 hours after your order ships
- Minimum order
- None
- Shipping
- $20 on orders under $150
- Free shipping
- Orders of $150 or more
- Payment
- Interac e-Transfer only ($5 fee)
- Packaging
- Discreet, with tracking emailed to you
- Legal age in Ontario
- 19+
- Customer service
- 8 AM to 2 AM Eastern (until 3 AM Thursday to Saturday), call or text 647-660-7351
Checked against our checkout in October 2026, so the figures above are the ones a Brock address is charged.
Mail order to Beaverton, Cannington and Sunderland
Brock is the northernmost municipality in Durham Region. It runs from the Lake Simcoe shore at Beaverton, across farm country and the Beaver River valley to Cannington, and down to Sunderland, and every address in it is served by tracked express mail order.
From a Brock kitchen table, the process looks like this: order on the website, pay by Interac e-Transfer, and wait for a courier to bring the parcel. Tracking lands in your inbox, the packaging is discreet, and a Brock parcel typically arrives 24 to 72 hours after it leaves.
Beaverton, Cannington, Sunderland and the concession roads all pay the same: $20 for shipping, nothing on orders of $150 or more, and no minimum.
How the delivery address decides
GasDank sets the service by the address an order is going to. Anything addressed to Beaverton, Cannington, Sunderland or a rural Brock road ships by mail order, every time.
An order addressed to Whitby or Oshawa is different. Both sit in our outer GTA zone, which turns an order sent there into a same-day delivery instead, at a $60 minimum with a $20 delivery fee.
That only helps a Brock resident who will be at that Whitby or Oshawa address to meet the driver at their vehicle. For orders to your home in Brock, mail order is how it works.
What happens after you order
After checkout, the Interac e-Transfer details for a Brock order reach you by text or email. Send the payment, including the $5 fee, and your Brock order is packed once the money arrives.
If you have never ordered before, our team checks your ID first. That happens once, before anything leaves for Beaverton or Cannington.
When the Brock parcel ships, the tracking number is emailed to you. From there it usually takes 24 to 72 hours to reach a Brock address, longer if a winter storm closes in.
Questions along the way go to customer service, 8 AM to 2 AM Eastern (until 3 AM Thursday to Saturday), by call or text at 647-660-7351.
Ontario cannabis law in Brock Township
Provincial and federal law set the cannabis rules in Brock; township bylaws, landlords and employers may layer on more. The rules below are the ones that matter most in north Durham, each linked to an official source.
| Rule | What it means |
|---|---|
| Legal age | Nobody under 19 may buy, possess, use or grow recreational cannabis in Beaverton, Cannington, Sunderland or anywhere else in Ontario.[1] |
| Public possession | Carrying cannabis around Brock in public is capped at 30 grams of dried cannabis, close to an ounce, or the equivalent in other products.[4] |
| Equivalents | Other products are converted for that cap: a quarter gram (0.25 grams) of concentrate, 5 grams of fresh cannabis, 15 grams of edibles, 70 grams of liquid product or a single seed each count as 1 gram dried.[1] |
| Growing | Farmhouse or house in town, a Brock residence may grow up to 4 plants for personal use, counted for the whole household, if the lease or condo rules allow.[1] |
| On the water | From Beaverton harbour to open water on Lake Simcoe, nobody may use cannabis on a boat, or in a car, that is being driven or that someone will drive later.[1] |
| No-smoking places | Brock follows the provincial list of places where smoking or vaping cannabis is banned: enclosed public places and workplaces, indoor condo and apartment common areas, bus shelters, and anywhere within 20 metres of school grounds, playgrounds or public sports fields.[1] |
| Impaired driving | Getting behind the wheel on a Brock concession road with 2 to under 5 nanograms of THC per millilitre of blood risks a fine of up to $1,000; at 5 nanograms or more, the hybrid offence carries up to 10 years in prison.[3] |
Rural addresses and long laneways
Much of Brock is farmland laid out along concession roads, where houses can sit a long way back from the road and far from the nearest neighbour. Couriers rely on your civic number, so make sure it is complete and visible from the road.
Copy the road name from your property sign or a recent piece of mail. With so many numbered concessions and sideroads in Brock, a single wrong digit can send a parcel to the wrong farm, so read the address back once before paying.
When the house is empty most days, pick an address with an adult around to take the parcel in, like a relative in Beaverton or a workplace that accepts personal parcels.
Apartments and in-town addresses
Beaverton, Cannington and Sunderland each have older main streets where some homes can sit above or behind shops, plus newer streets on the edges of town. For any of those, the unit number belongs on the address line itself.
If your building has a shared mailbox or a parcel shelf, watch the tracking so your order does not sit in a common area for long.
Newer streets on the edge of Beaverton or Sunderland may not show up in every map database yet, so double-check the postal code before you pay.
Farm properties, dogs and gates
On a Brock farm, the house a courier should go to is not always obvious from the road. If your property has more than one building or driveway, ship to the civic number of the house, and make sure that number is posted where a courier can see it.
Loose dogs and a delivery van do not mix well. Around the day your parcel is due, keep dogs inside or tied up so a drop-off near the door is easy.
Gates are another snag. If yours is usually closed, choose an address where a parcel can be left safely, or watch the tracking closely and be ready to meet the courier.
Browse what ships to Brock
Every category ships to Brock Township with no minimum order.
Mail order do's and don'ts for Brock
A few habits make rural mail order run smoothly.
Do
- Use your full civic address and postal code
- Send the e-Transfer as soon as the details arrive
- Watch your email for the tracking number
- Bring the parcel in quickly in summer heat or winter cold
- Ship to an adult who will be there to receive it
Don't
- Paying cash: it is not accepted for mail order
- Waiting for a driver: there is no driver for Brock addresses
- Using a lot description without the civic number
- Letting edibles sit in a hot mailbox
- Ordering for anyone under 19
Paying for a Brock order
Brock orders are paid by Interac e-Transfer only. Cash is not accepted for mail order, since nobody meets you in person in Beaverton or Cannington.
The e-Transfer carries a $5 fee. The payment details reach you by text or email once you check out, and your Brock parcel ships when the money lands.
If anything about the amount or the recipient looks off, call or text 647-660-7351 before you send it.
Cottages on Lake Simcoe
The Lake Simcoe shore around Beaverton has its share of cottages and seasonal homes. Shipping to one works like any other Brock address, as long as there is a civic number and someone 19 or older on hand to take the parcel in.
Time the order to your stay. With a usual window of 24 to 72 hours after shipping, ordering a few days before a long weekend beats ordering the morning you arrive.
If your cottage sits on a private lane that couriers struggle to find, ship to your home address and bring the order up with you.
Seasonal roads and winter cottages
Some cottage roads and private lanes along Lake Simcoe are not maintained in winter. If yours is one of them, a winter parcel is better sent to a year-round address in Beaverton, Cannington or Sunderland.
In spring and fall, check the tracking more often. Soft gravel roads after the thaw and an early snowfall can both slow a courier on the last stretch to your door.
Winter and summer parcel care
North Durham winters are long, and snow on rural roads can slow couriers. Watch the tracking during a storm and allow for an extra day.
Cold thickens vape oil and can freeze edibles. Bring the parcel in as soon as you can, and let cartridges reach room temperature before use.
In July and August, a sunny porch or a metal mailbox gets hot enough to melt chocolate and soften gummies. On hot days, grab the parcel quickly.
Choosing products that ship well
A Brock parcel can hold anything on the menu: flower from value grades up to AAA and AAAA, pre-rolls, edibles, vape cartridges and disposables, hash and shatter, and CBD products.
Before you fill a Brock order, check each product page for strain type, grade, and THC and CBD where listed. Flower is easiest to compare by THC percentage, while edibles and vapes are measured in milligrams; either way, the same strain can feel different to different people.
Because there is no minimum, mail order handles small orders well. If you are stocking up for a season at the cottage, free shipping at $150 saves paying $20 on several small parcels.
Bulk buyers can look at bulk options, and the deals page lists whatever is currently marked down, so it is a good first stop before a Brock order.
First order and the 19+ rule
Every order to a Brock address starts with a tick box confirming the buyer is 19 or older, Ontario's legal age.
On top of that, a first order from a new client waits until our team has verified their ID. Leave a little extra time for that first parcel to Beaverton, Cannington or Sunderland.
Brock parcels should only ever be addressed to adults, and nobody should order for someone under 19.
Ordering to a Brock address
Six steps, from the menu to your door.
Build your order
Pick anything from the menu. No minimum applies; free shipping starts at $150.
Add your Brock address
Enter the civic number, road, community and postal code exactly as your mail shows them.
Confirm you are 19 or older
Tick the age box. A first-time Brock customer's ID gets checked before anything ships.
Pay by e-Transfer
Send the Interac e-Transfer, with the $5 fee, once the details arrive by text or email.
Wait for tracking
The tracking number is emailed when your Brock parcel ships.
Receive the parcel
Most Brock parcels arrive 24 to 72 hours after shipping. Bring yours inside promptly.
Edibles: start low and be patient
Health Canada's timing applies in Brock like anywhere else. Inhaled cannabis can be felt within seconds to minutes, but an edible has to pass through digestion first, so expect a gap of 30 minutes to 2 hours before anything happens, and effects that can stretch to 24 hours.
For a quiet night in Beaverton or a weekend at the lake, the rule of thumb is simple: one small piece, a full 2 hours of patience, food in your stomach and no alcohol alongside.
Store edibles sealed, in the original packaging, somewhere children and pets cannot reach.
Brock communities we ship to
One price covers mail order to any address in the Township of Brock. Here is what helps a courier find you.
Beaverton
The township's lakeside town, at the mouth of the Beaver River on Lake Simcoe. In-town addresses are simple; include unit numbers for apartments.
Beaverton harbour and waterfront
Homes near the harbour and the shore. Use your street address, not the harbour, as the delivery point.
Cannington
A village on the Beaver River, upstream from Beaverton. Write the full street address with your postal code.
Sunderland
A village in the south of the township. Rural addresses around it need complete civic numbers.
Lake Simcoe shoreline
Cottages and year-round homes along the lake. Make sure an adult will be there when the parcel is due.
Beaver River countryside
Farms and rural homes between Cannington and Beaverton. Check the concession and sideroad details twice.
Rural concessions
Farmland across the township. In winter, ship to an address on a plowed, year-round road if your lane is hard to reach.
If a Brock parcel runs late
Most Brock parcels arrive within the usual 24 to 72 hours after shipping, but rural routes and winter weather can add time. Start with the tracking link in your email, which shows where the parcel is and when it is expected.
If the tracking has not moved for a while, or it shows delivered and you cannot find the parcel, check side doors, porches, sheds and mailboxes first. Then call or text 647-660-7351 during customer service hours, 8 AM to 2 AM Eastern (until 3 AM Thursday to Saturday), with your order details ready.
Nearby towns: what is same-day and what is not
Durham Region has 8 municipalities. Pickering, Ajax, Whitby and Oshawa are inside our same-day GTA zone, while Brock, Scugog, Clarington and Uxbridge are served by mail order.
Scugog to the south-east and Georgina to the west are mail order, the same as Brock. So are Uxbridge to the south and Kawartha Lakes to the east.
The closest same-day cities are Whitby and Oshawa, in the GTA outer zone south of Scugog. A Brock resident spending the day at an address in either city can have an order sent there and receive it the same day instead.
Everywhere else outside the GTA, mail order across Canada works just as it does for Brock.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does GasDank deliver weed to Beaverton?
Yes, by tracked express mail order. GasDank ships to Beaverton and every other address in Brock Township, including Cannington, Sunderland and the rural roads. A Beaverton parcel typically arrives 24 to 72 hours after it ships, with no minimum order and $20 shipping, which is waived on orders of $150 or more.
How long does mail order take to Brock Township?
A parcel to Brock usually arrives 24 to 72 hours after it ships. Your parcel leaves after the Interac e-Transfer clears, and the tracking number follows by email. Snow on rural roads in north Durham can add time in winter, so check the tracking before you count on a delivery day.
Is same-day delivery limited to the GTA, or does it reach Brock?
It is limited to the GTA. Our drivers stay inside Toronto and the GTA cities listed on the delivery page, and Brock sits well outside that area, so Brock orders travel by mail. The closest GTA same-day cities are Whitby and Oshawa, well to the south.
How much does shipping to Brock cost?
Shipping to a Brock address costs $20 on orders under $150 and nothing on orders of $150 or more. There is no minimum order. Payment for a Brock parcel is by Interac e-Transfer, which adds a $5 fee.
Is there a minimum order for Brock?
No. Mail order to Beaverton, Cannington, Sunderland and the rest of Brock has no minimum, so even a single item ships. You pay $20 for shipping until the order total hits $150. The minimums you may have seen elsewhere apply only to GTA same-day orders.
How do I pay for a mail order to Beaverton?
With an Interac e-Transfer. We text or email the payment details after checkout, and your Beaverton order ships only once the transfer, $5 fee included, has arrived. Cash is not an option for a parcel, because nobody hands it over in person.
Will GasDank check my ID before shipping to Brock?
Yes. At checkout you confirm you are 19 or older, and the first time you order to a Brock address our team verifies your ID before the order goes ahead. After that one-time check, later Brock orders move straight to payment and shipping.
What age do you have to be to order weed in Brock?
You have to be 19, Ontario's legal age for buying, possessing, using and growing recreational cannabis. It matches the provincial age for alcohol and tobacco, and it applies in Beaverton, Cannington and Sunderland exactly as it does in Toronto. GasDank ships only to Brock customers who are 19 or older.
What is the public carry limit for cannabis in Brock?
On the street, at the harbour or on a trail anywhere in Brock, an adult can have up to 30 grams of dried cannabis, close to an ounce. Ontario counts 70 grams of liquid product, 15 grams of edibles or 0.25 grams of concentrate as equal to 1 gram of dried cannabis.
Can I grow cannabis at home in Brock?
Yes. A Brock household can grow up to 4 plants in total for personal use, as long as the growers are 19 or older. On a farm property or in a house in Beaverton, a lease or condo rule can still forbid it, so check yours first.
Where can I smoke cannabis in Beaverton?
Beaverton residents can smoke or vape at home and in many outdoor public places, sidewalks and parks among them. The province rules out enclosed public places and workplaces, indoor common areas of condos and apartments, bus shelters, a 20 metre buffer around school grounds, playgrounds and public sports fields, and restaurant or bar patios plus 9 metres around them.
Is cannabis allowed on boats at Beaverton harbour?
Not while the boat is under way, and not if anyone aboard will be taking it out later. Ontario's ban on consuming cannabis in vehicles and boats covers smoking, vaping and edibles alike, on Lake Simcoe as anywhere else. Save it for shore, once nobody aboard will be at the helm again.
How long does it take to feel an edible?
According to Health Canada, an edible or cannabis drink can take 30 minutes to 2 hours before you feel it, and the effects can hang on for up to 24 hours. That is far slower than smoking or vaping. For a first edible at a Brock cottage or at home, take a small amount and wait the full 2 hours before having more.
Is the packaging discreet for Brock orders?
Yes. Every mail order to Brock ships in discreet packaging, and tracking goes to the email address you use at checkout. On a farm or rural lot, collect the parcel soon after the tracking says it has arrived, before it spends a night by the gate.
Can I ship to my Lake Simcoe cottage in Brock?
Yes. A Lake Simcoe cottage in Brock can receive mail order like any other address, provided it has a civic number and someone 19 or older is there to take the parcel in. Order a few days before your stay, because transit usually takes 24 to 72 hours after shipping. Private lanes that couriers cannot find are better served by shipping to your home and bringing the order up.
What if my Brock parcel is late?
Check the tracking link in your email first, since rural routes and winter storms can push a Brock delivery past the usual 24 to 72 hours. If tracking has stalled, or it says delivered and the parcel is not at your door, look around side doors, sheds and mailboxes, then call or text 647-660-7351 during customer service hours, 8 AM to 2 AM Eastern (until 3 AM Thursday to Saturday).
Sources
The legal points on this Brock page were checked against these official pages in October 2026.
- Cannabis laws, Government of Ontario (updated September 3, 2024)
- Health effects of cannabis, Health Canada (modified March 25, 2024)
- Impaired Driving Laws, Department of Justice Canada
- The Cannabis Act: Here's what you need to know, Health Canada