Tracked mail order to Burnaby, B.C.
Weed Delivery in Burnaby by Mail Order
GasDank ships flower, edibles, vapes and concentrates to Burnaby by tracked express courier. This page covers what shipping costs, how long a parcel takes once it leaves, how deliveries work in the towers around Metrotown and Brentwood, and the B.C. rules that matter once it arrives.
- typical transit
- 24 to 72 hours
- minimum order
- None
- free shipping from
- $150
- legal age in British Columbia
- 19+
Updated October 2026
Burnaby mail order at a glance
| 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 British Columbia | 19+ |
| Customer service | 8 AM to 2 AM Eastern (until 3 AM Thursday to Saturday), call or text 647-660-7351 |
Figures in this table are pulled from checkout for Burnaby and were checked in October 2026. Your final total appears before you confirm.
How mail order to Burnaby works
Everything starts on the website. There is no app to download and no account to create: you fill a cart, type in your Burnaby address and choose Interac e-Transfer at checkout. Your e-Transfer instructions then show up by text or email, ready to copy into your banking app.
When the money lands, your order is packed discreetly and goes out with an express courier bound for Burnaby. Your tracking number is emailed when the parcel ships, and most Burnaby orders arrive 24 to 72 hours after that. The window is counted from shipping, so a first order that is still waiting on ID verification takes longer to leave.
GasDank's same-day drivers cover only Toronto and the GTA cities on the weed delivery page, a long way from Kingsway. Burnaby is served by mail like the rest of British Columbia, which means no driver, no cash and no delivery window to wait around for.
Burnaby gets the full menu. If an item is listed and in stock, it can go in a Burnaby parcel.
Shop the menu for Burnaby
Every category below ships to Burnaby in the same plain, tracked parcel, so flower, edibles and vapes can travel together in one order.
Burnaby neighbourhoods and what to put on the label
Mail order covers every Burnaby postal code at one price. What changes from one part of the city to the next is the type of building, and that decides what the courier needs from you.
Metrotown
Towers around Metropolis at Metrotown and the Kingsway corridor. Add the suite and buzzer numbers, plus the tower name if your complex has more than one building.
Brentwood
New high-rises around Brentwood Town Centre station and the Lougheed Highway. Note whether your building uses a concierge desk or a parcel room.
Lougheed
Towers and townhouses near Lougheed Town Centre station. North Road is the line between Burnaby and Coquitlam, so make sure the label shows the right city.
Edmonds and Highgate
Southeast Burnaby around Edmonds station and Kingsway. Low-rise rentals and older houses mean basement and ground-floor suites should say which door to use.
Burnaby Heights
Shops along Hastings Street with houses and walk-ups on the slopes above. If the courier leaves the box on the porch, bring it in quickly when it rains.
Capitol Hill
North Burnaby houses overlooking Burrard Inlet. Steep, winding streets make a clearly posted house number worth the effort.
Burnaby Mountain and UniverCity
SFU's campus and the UniverCity community at the top of the hill. Snow can reach the mountain when the rest of the city gets rain.
Deer Lake and Buckingham Heights
Quiet streets near Deer Lake Park, the Burnaby Village Museum and the Shadbolt Centre. Mostly detached homes with easy front doors.
South Slope and Big Bend
Homes above the Fraser River and the industrial Big Bend area along Marine Way. A business address needs someone on site who can accept the parcel.
Central Park and Patterson
Older walk-up rentals west of Metrotown, close to Patterson station and the Boundary Road edge with Vancouver. Spell out the apartment number.
Towers, concierges and parcel rooms
Metrotown, Brentwood and Lougheed
Much of Burnaby's newer housing is high-rise, clustered around the SkyTrain stations at Metrotown, Brentwood Town Centre and Lougheed Town Centre. How a parcel reaches you depends on the tower. The courier may buzz your suite, leave the box with a concierge or put it in a parcel room.
Write the suite number on its own line and add the buzzer number if it differs. Plenty of Metro Vancouver buildings use an enterphone that rings a resident's phone, so keep yours on, ringer up, when tracking shows the parcel is out for delivery.
Because the packaging is discreet, a box waiting at a Metrotown front desk looks like any other online order. If parcels have gone missing in your building before, ask the desk to hold yours, or ship to an address where someone will be home that day.
What shipping to Burnaby costs
Every Burnaby postal code pays the same mail order price. Each parcel costs $20 to ship, and the charge disappears once your cart hits $150. With no minimum, even one pre-roll pack can go out to Burnaby on its own.
Payment is Interac e-Transfer, which adds $5. Checkout lists the products, the shipping line and the e-Transfer fee before you confirm, so the total on screen is the amount you send.
If you already know you will want more later in the month, one larger order can cost less than two small ones. Two parcels under the free shipping mark pay $20 each, while one order of $150 or more pays nothing to ship.
Paying by Interac e-Transfer
Mail order is paid by Interac e-Transfer only. After checkout, the e-Transfer details reach your phone or inbox, and you send the money from whichever Canadian bank app you use.
Your Burnaby parcel waits until the money arrives. Send it promptly.
Checkout adds the $5 e-Transfer fee to your Burnaby total before you confirm. Nobody collects payment at your door, since the courier only delivers the parcel, and there is no cash option for mail order.
Questions about a payment go to customer service at 647-660-7351, by call or text, during 8 AM to 2 AM Eastern (until 3 AM Thursday to Saturday). Those hours are given in Eastern time, so convert them to Pacific time before calling from Burnaby late in the day.
Mail order compared with a trip to a store
A plain comparison of what each option involves. It makes no claims about any particular shop.
| What changes | GasDank | Walk-in store |
|---|---|---|
| Where you shop | Online from anywhere in Burnaby, no account needed | In person, during the store's opening hours |
| Getting it home | Tracked express parcel, usually 24 to 72 hours after it ships | You carry it home yourself |
| Cost of getting it | $20 shipping, free on orders of $150 or more | Your own transit fare or gas |
| Minimum spend | None | Set by the store |
| Payment | Interac e-Transfer only, $5 fee | Depends on the store |
| Age check | 19+ confirmed at checkout, ID verified for new clients | ID checked in person |
| Product details | Pages list THC, CBD, strain type and grade where available | Read the package or ask staff |
If a Burnaby parcel seems late
Start with the tracking link in your email. It shows whether the parcel has left, where it is now and whether a delivery attempt was made.
If it says delivered and you cannot find the box, check with your concierge or parcel room first. In larger towers a parcel can sit at the desk without a notice reaching your suite.
Still stuck. Text 647-660-7351 with your order number and the Burnaby address it was going to, or call during 8 AM to 2 AM Eastern (until 3 AM Thursday to Saturday). A text gives customer service the details in writing, which makes an address mix-up quicker to sort out.
Rain, mountain snow and parcels left outside
Burnaby is wet from fall through spring. A box left on an open porch in Capitol Hill or along Edmonds Street can soak through in one rainy afternoon, so check the tracking and bring the parcel in as soon as it shows delivered.
Snow is less common down near Kingsway, but Burnaby Mountain can get it when the rest of the city sees only rain. On those days everything on the hill moves slower, couriers included.
Temperature matters for some products. Keep vape cartridges upright and out of a parked car, and store chocolate edibles somewhere cool so they do not soften or bloom.
Reading the menu: THC, CBD and grades
Each product page shows THC and CBD where those figures exist, plus whether the strain is indica, sativa or hybrid and what grade it carries. Flower starts at value grades and climbs through AAA to AAAA, with the grade describing how the bud looks, smells and burns.
Flower potency is a percentage of dried weight, while edibles and vapes are listed in milligrams. The two do not compare directly. Check the unit before you decide a product is mild.
Indica, sativa and hybrid labels hint at a style of effect, but people react differently. If you are new, or coming back after years away, start with lower THC and a small amount. Stock turns over quickly, so check the deals page as well as your favourite category when you shop from Burnaby.
Edibles take longer than smoking
Per Health Canada, a joint or vape can be felt within seconds to minutes. A gummy or infused drink has to be digested first, so its effects may take 30 minutes to 2 hours to begin and can linger for up to 24 hours.
That delay causes most bad nights. Take a small piece, wait the full 2 hours before deciding you need more, and leave alcohol out of it.
Store edibles in their original packaging on a high shelf or in a locked box, away from kids and pets. Infused gummies and chocolate look like ordinary candy to a child.
B.C. rules that apply in Burnaby
Burnaby follows provincial and federal law, and the City of Burnaby can add bylaws of its own. Each card points to its official source below.
Legal age
In Burnaby, as in the rest of B.C., you must be 19 or older to buy, use, possess or grow non-medical cannabis.[1]
In public
On a Metrotown sidewalk or anywhere else in public, an adult can carry up to 30 grams of dried cannabis or its equivalent.[1]
At home
A Burnaby household can keep up to 1,000 grams of dried cannabis, or the equivalent, at home.[1]
Growing
Up to 4 plants at home, provided your Burnaby strata or landlord has not banned growing.[1]
In a vehicle
Up to 30 grams can ride along in sealed original packaging; anything opened or loose must sit where the driver cannot reach it, such as the trunk.[1]
No smoking zones
Off limits: parks outside designated areas, playgrounds, sports fields, pools, school grounds, and anywhere within 6 metres of a Burnaby bus stop, transit shelter or train station.[2]
Strata and rentals
A Burnaby landlord or strata corporation can restrict or ban smoking and growing; for a strata, that bylaw takes a three quarter vote of owners.[2]
Impaired driving
Driving with 2 ng to under 5 ng of THC per ml of blood risks a fine of up to $1,000, while 5 ng or more is a hybrid offence carrying up to 10 years in prison.[4]
Where you can smoke or vape in Burnaby
The provincial starting point is simple: if tobacco smoking and vaping are allowed somewhere public, or it is a designated smoking area, cannabis generally is too. In Burnaby the exceptions cover a lot of ground.
Parks are the biggest one. Provincial, regional and municipal parks are off limits except for some designated areas and campsites, which takes in Central Park, Deer Lake Park and Burnaby Lake Regional Park. Playgrounds, sports fields, skate parks, swimming pools and spray pools are out too, including their decks and seating.
Transit is next. You cannot smoke or vape within 6 metres of a bus stop, transit shelter or train station, which covers the busy sidewalks outside Metrotown, Brentwood Town Centre and Edmonds stations. The same 6 metre buffer surrounds the doorways, windows and air intakes of public buildings and workplaces, from Burnaby City Hall to the office towers at Metrotown.
School properties are off limits as well, along with the roads, sidewalks, parks and playgrounds that run alongside them. The City of Burnaby can pass its own bylaws on top of all this, so check them before you assume a spot is allowed.
Strata bylaws and rentals
Your building can be stricter than the province
Inside a privately owned Burnaby home, the province sets no limits on adult use. The catch is that so many homes here are strata units or rentals, and strata corporations and landlords can both restrict or ban smoking and growing.
Passing that kind of strata bylaw takes a three quarter vote of the owners in your building. If your building has one, it decides whether you can smoke on your balcony in Brentwood or Metrotown.
Renters should read the tenancy agreement too. Edibles make no smoke at all, which avoids complaints about smell drifting between balconies, but the agreement still decides what is allowed in your unit.
Terms you will see on the menu and at checkout
- Shipping window
- 24 to 72 hours, counted from the moment the parcel ships. It is the usual range for Burnaby, not a promise to the hour.
- Interac e-Transfer
- A bank-to-bank transfer sent from your online banking. For Burnaby mail order it is the only way to pay, with a $5 fee on top.
- AAA and AAAA
- Flower grades based on look, smell, trim and burn. AAAA sits at the top of the menu and is priced to match.
- Equivalent
- Possession limits are written in grams of dried cannabis or the equivalent amount of other forms, such as edibles, vapes and concentrates.
- Strata corporation
- The owners' body that runs a condo or townhouse complex in B.C. It can restrict smoking or growing through its bylaws.
- Indica, sativa and hybrid
- Labels for strain type. Treat them as a loose hint about effect, since bodies differ.
- CBD
- A cannabinoid listed beside THC on product pages. If you want little or no high, the CBD section is the place to start.
- Tracking number
- Emailed when the parcel ships. It shows when the courier is out for delivery in Burnaby.
SFU, BCIT and the 19+ rule
Students under 19 cannot order
Burnaby has two big campuses: Simon Fraser University on Burnaby Mountain and BCIT on Willingdon Avenue. Many first-year students are 18, and in B.C. the minimum age for non-medical cannabis is 19, with no exception for students.
The age box at checkout says 19 or older, and a new client's ID is verified before their first order moves, campus address or not. An order from an 18-year-old will not go through, on campus or off.
Residence rules and rental agreements can also limit smoking. Read yours first, because a landlord's rule applies even where provincial law would allow it.
Ordering to Burnaby, step by step
Six short steps, most of them done from your phone in a few minutes.
- 1
Fill the cart
Browse flower, vapes, concentrates and pre-rolls, adding whatever you like. No minimum applies, and a Burnaby cart at $150 or more ships for free.
- 2
Enter the full Burnaby address
Include the suite number, buzzer number and postal code. Checkout uses the city and postal code to apply mail order pricing on its own.
- 3
Confirm you are 19 or older
Tick the age box. First-time Burnaby customers get an ID check before anything moves.
- 4
Send the e-Transfer
The details come by text or email. Your total already includes the $5 fee, and packing starts once the money is in.
- 5
Watch for the tracking email
It arrives when the parcel ships. Most Burnaby parcels land 24 to 72 hours later.
- 6
Collect it promptly
Answer the buzzer, check the concierge desk or bring the box in from the porch before the rain gets to it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does GasDank deliver weed to Burnaby?
Yes, by tracked express mail order. No driver is involved. Any Burnaby address can order, from the towers around Metrotown and Brentwood to houses in Capitol Hill and Edmonds. A Burnaby parcel usually lands 24 to 72 hours after it ships, and tracking comes by email. You pay $20 to ship, or nothing once the order reaches $150.
How long does mail order take to reach Burnaby?
Most parcels arrive 24 to 72 hours after they ship. The clock starts when the courier has the box, so a first order still waiting on ID verification, or any order waiting on payment, takes longer to leave. Tracking is emailed as soon as the parcel ships, and you can follow it right to your Burnaby door.
Is Burnaby same-day, or is it mail order only?
Mail order only. Same-day delivery with a driver runs only in Toronto and the GTA cities listed on our weed delivery page, so Burnaby is outside it. Burnaby orders ship by tracked express courier, and most arrive 24 to 72 hours after they ship. If a Burnaby order has to arrive by a certain day, place it early and keep an eye on the tracking email.
How much does shipping to Burnaby cost?
Shipping to Burnaby is $20 on orders under $150. At $150 or more, the shipping line drops to zero. The only other charge is the $5 fee that comes with Interac e-Transfer, the payment method for every mail order. Every line appears at checkout before you confirm.
Is there a minimum order for Burnaby?
No. Mail order has no minimum, so you can ship a single item to Burnaby if that is all you want. A small order pays $20 for shipping, while a bigger one at $150 or more pays none. If you are close to that mark, topping up one cart usually beats paying to ship twice.
Is e-Transfer the only way to pay in Burnaby?
Yes. Burnaby orders are paid by Interac e-Transfer, and checkout adds a $5 fee for it. You receive the transfer details by text or email after ordering, and the parcel ships once the payment is in. Nothing is paid at the door, because the courier only drops off the box and never collects money.
Do I need ID to order weed to Burnaby?
Yes. You confirm your age at checkout, and because Burnaby customers must be 19 or older, GasDank verifies a new client's ID before processing their first order. Have valid government photo ID ready when you place your first Burnaby order. The check is for new clients, so it happens once, before that first order moves.
What is the legal age for cannabis in Burnaby?
19. Burnaby follows B.C. law, which sets 19 as the minimum age to buy, use, possess or grow non-medical cannabis. GasDank applies the same age to every order, so nobody under 19 can order to a Burnaby address, and that includes students at SFU and BCIT who have not turned 19 yet.
How much weed can I carry in public in Burnaby?
Up to 30 grams of dried cannabis, or the equivalent in other forms, in any public place in Burnaby. Inside a Burnaby home the B.C. limit is far higher: 1,000 grams per household. If you order a large amount, keep most of it at home and carry only what you plan to use.
Can I grow cannabis at home in Burnaby?
Provincial rules allow adults 19 and older to grow up to 4 plants at home in Burnaby. Here, though, a large share of homes are strata units or rentals, and strata corporations and landlords can restrict or ban growing. Check your strata bylaws or tenancy agreement before you start any plants, including on a balcony.
Where can I smoke weed in Burnaby?
In Burnaby, generally wherever tobacco smoking and vaping are allowed, in designated smoking areas, and at home if your strata or landlord permits it. Not in parks such as Central Park or Deer Lake Park, not at playgrounds, sports fields or pools, not near schools, and not within 6 metres of bus stops, transit shelters or SkyTrain stations.
Can I keep weed in my car in Burnaby?
Yes, within limits. Up to 30 grams can travel in a Burnaby car if it stays sealed in its original packaging. Anything opened or loose goes in the trunk or another spot the driver cannot reach. No one aboard, driver or passenger, may consume cannabis in the vehicle, even when it is parked.
Will my concierge know what is in the box?
No. The packaging is discreet, with nothing on the outside that says cannabis, so a parcel left at a Burnaby front desk looks like any other online order. If you would prefer it not sit at the desk, ship to an address where you will be home, and follow the tracking so you can collect it quickly.
How long do edibles take to kick in?
Edibles are slow. Health Canada puts the onset for eaten or swallowed cannabis at 30 minutes to 2 hours, and the effects can run for up to 24 hours. A joint or vape, by comparison, acts within seconds to minutes. In Burnaby or anywhere else, take a small amount first, wait the full 2 hours and keep alcohol out of the mix.
When can I reach customer service from Burnaby?
Customer service runs 8 AM to 2 AM Eastern (until 3 AM Thursday to Saturday). Call or text 647-660-7351 about a Burnaby order, an e-Transfer or a tracking question. The hours are listed in Eastern time, so convert them to Pacific time before calling late in the evening. A text leaves a written record, which helps with address corrections.
Sources
Legal details on this page were checked against these official pages in October 2026.
- Possession and purchasing limits, Province of British Columbia (updated May 14, 2026)
- Where you can consume, Province of British Columbia (updated May 20, 2026)
- Health effects of cannabis, Health Canada (modified March 25, 2024)
- Impaired Driving Laws, Department of Justice Canada