Tracked express mail to Laval
Weed Delivery to Laval by Mail Order
GasDank ships flower, edibles, vapes and hash to every part of Laval, from Sainte-Dorothée to Saint-François, by tracked express courier. This page covers what it costs, how long it takes, and the Quebec rules that decide how much you can keep at home.
Updated October 2026
Short answerYes. GasDank ships cannabis to any Laval address by tracked express mail, and parcels usually arrive 24 to 72 hours after they ship. Laval shipping is $20 per order, free from $150, with no minimum order. You pay by Interac e-Transfer only, which adds a $5 fee, and the payment has to land before your parcel leaves. To order to a Quebec address you must be 21 or older, and every new client's ID is verified before a first order is processed.
Laval mail order at a glance
Every figure here was checked against checkout in October 2026, and your exact Laval total, shipping included, appears before you confirm.
Why Laval gets mail order instead of a driver
Same-day stays in Toronto
GasDank is a Toronto business, and its same-day service only covers Toronto and the GTA cities listed on our weed delivery page. Laval is far outside that area. Every order to an H7 postal code therefore leaves by tracked express courier.
In practice, that changes three things. Nobody comes to your door to collect money, so there is no cash and no handoff to arrange. You pay by Interac e-Transfer before the parcel leaves for Laval. Then you follow it with the tracking number we email to you.
Living next to Montreal does not change any of this. A parcel to Chomedey travels the same way as one to Montreal, Longueuil or Quebec City, and it costs the same to ship.
An island city, and why the address line matters
Île Jésus, between two rivers
Laval covers Île Jésus, with the Rivière des Prairies on the Montreal side and the Rivière des Mille Îles along the north. The island became a single city in 1965, when its separate municipalities merged. Names like Chomedey, Vimont, Duvernay and Sainte-Dorothée survived as neighbourhoods, but the city on your shipping label should read Laval.
Postal codes across the island start with H7. If the code you type does not match your street, fix it before you pay. A mismatched label can slow a parcel down.
Housing affects delivery more than distance does. Condo towers have gone up around Centropolis and the Montmorency metro station, many older streets near the Rivière des Prairies are lined with duplexes and triplexes, and the north and east ends are mostly houses with driveways. The sections below cover each case.
What shipping to Laval costs
Shipping a Laval order costs $20. Once your cart reaches $150, shipping is free, and checkout shows that before you pay. There is no minimum order, so a single vape cartridge or one pack of pre-rolls can ship on its own.
The only other charge is the $5 Interac e-Transfer fee, since e-Transfer is the only way to pay for mail order. Nothing is collected at the door. Checkout lays out the full Laval total, fees included, before you confirm.
If you shop with a roommate or partner, one combined order usually costs less than two separate ones. Two small orders pay shipping twice, while a single order of $150 or more pays none. Just remember that everyone in the home shares one 150 gram limit under Quebec law.
Paying by Interac e-Transfer from Laval
Mail order runs on Interac e-Transfer only. After you place a Laval order, we send the e-Transfer details by text or email. The parcel ships once your payment arrives, and checkout adds the $5 fee to your total.
Send the payment as soon as those details reach your phone or inbox. An order waiting on payment has not shipped yet, and the transit time of 24 to 72 hours only starts once it does.
Banks set their own daily and weekly e-Transfer limits. Check yours before a larger order so the payment does not bounce back.
There is no cash option, no pay-on-arrival and no other payment method for orders shipped to Quebec.
The 21+ rule and how ID checks work
Quebec sets its legal age for cannabis at 21, two years above most other provinces. Anyone younger is completely barred from possessing it. So you must be 21 or older to order to a Laval address, with no exceptions.
Checkout asks every customer to confirm they are 19 or older, because that is the age in most of Canada. For Quebec addresses, 21 is the number that counts. We also verify ID for every new client before a first order is processed, so order under your legal name.
If you are 18, 19 or 20 and living in Laval, please do not order. Quebec law does not let you possess cannabis at all, and a parcel in your name would put you on the wrong side of it.
Shop by category for a Laval order
Every category on the menu ships to Laval at the same $20 rate, and the whole cart ships free at $150 or more.
What to order, and how much
The menu covers dried flower from value grades up to AAA and AAAA, pre-rolls, edibles, vape cartridges and disposables, hash and shatter, and CBD products. Every product page shows THC and CBD where we have them, plus the strain type and the grade, so you can compare before anything ships to Laval.
Quantity deserves more thought in Quebec than elsewhere. A residence can hold no more than 150 grams of dried cannabis or the equivalent, which is a little over 5 ounces. If you are looking at bulk sizes, count what is already in the house first.
Stock changes often. If a strain you like sells out, check the deals page for what is in stock today. Another strain of the same type and grade is usually a fair substitute.
Quebec cannabis law as it applies in Laval
These are the provincial and federal rules Laval customers ask about most. The number after each row points to the official source at the bottom of the page.
| Rule | What it means |
|---|---|
| Legal age | You must be 21 or older to buy or possess cannabis in Quebec, and possession is completely prohibited for anyone younger.[1] |
| Carrying it in public | An adult may have up to 30 grams of dried cannabis, or its equivalent, in a public place.[1] |
| Keeping it at home | A residence may hold up to 150 grams of dried cannabis or the equivalent in total, however many adults 21 or older live there.[1] |
| Growing | Quebec bans growing cannabis for personal use, and owning even a single cannabis plant is prohibited too.[1] |
| Smoking and vaping | Both are banned in every indoor or outdoor space open to the public, and that includes public roads.[1] |
| Schools and colleges | Possession is not allowed on the grounds of schools, colleges or university buildings, childcare centres or detention facilities, although student residences are an exception.[1] |
| Driving under Quebec law | Zero tolerance applies: you may not drive or have care or control of a road vehicle with any detectable cannabis in your saliva.[1] |
| Driving under federal law | A blood level of 2 to under 5 nanograms of THC per millilitre is an offence with a fine of up to $1,000, and 5 nanograms or more can bring up to 10 years in prison.[3] |
Laval neighbourhoods and what helps your parcel land
Every Laval address pays the same shipping and gets the same tracking. These notes are about getting the box to the right door.
Chomedey
Home to Centropolis and the Cosmodome, and to plenty of apartment buildings and condo towers. Put the unit number on the address line itself, where the courier will see it.
Around Montmorency station
The end of the Orange Line, next to Collège Montmorency, Place Bell and the Université de Montréal's Laval campus. Possession is banned on college and university grounds, so ship to your home.
Pont-Viau
The southern edge facing Ahuntsic, close to the Cartier metro station. Duplexes and triplexes are common here, and each door usually has its own civic number, so use yours.
Duvernay
Eastern Laval, mostly houses and low-rise apartments on quiet streets. A house number you can read from the road helps, especially once snowbanks build up.
Vimont
North-central Laval, mostly family homes with driveways and side doors. Keep the front entrance clear so the courier knows where to go.
Sainte-Dorothée
The southwest corner along the Rivière des Prairies, where newer developments sit beside older streets. On a recently built street in Sainte-Dorothée, double-check the postal code before paying.
Sainte-Rose
The old village on the Rivière des Mille Îles, near the Parc de la Rivière-des-Mille-Îles. Heritage houses and newer homes sit side by side, and a clear civic number saves time.
Fabreville
Northwest Laval and largely residential. Where newer homes look alike, the exact civic or unit number matters more than the street name.
Saint-François
The eastern tip of the island, where farmland and rural roads remain. A number posted at the road helps, and the tracking email tells you when to bring a box in from the weather.
Getting a parcel in a Laval condo or plex
In a condo tower, the courier has to get from the street to your lobby or your door. Put the unit number on the first address line, add the building name if it has one, and keep your phone nearby in case the courier calls from the entrance.
Plexes work differently. In most duplexes and triplexes, each unit has its own civic number and its own door, sometimes at the top of an outside staircase. Use your number, not your landlord's or the ground floor's.
If you are out all day, think about where the box will end up. The tracking usually shows when a parcel is out for delivery, which gives you time to ask a neighbour or plan to be home.
Smell, neighbours and shared walls
Quebec's ban on smoking in public spaces pushes most use indoors, and Laval's housing makes that a neighbour issue. Smoke drifts through shared walls, vents and stairwells in plexes and condo towers. That can quickly turn into a complaint to the landlord or the condo board.
Vapes generally leave less lingering smell than a joint, and edibles leave none at all. If you rent, read your lease before you light anything inside. Condo owners should check the building's declaration of co-ownership, since some prohibit smoking in units.
Storage matters too. Seal flower in a glass jar away from heat and light, inside a lockable box if children ever visit. The jar keeps the smell in and the bud fresh, and the lock keeps curious hands out.
Reading a product page before you buy
Flower shows THC as a share of its dried weight, so a bud at 25% carries about two-thirds more THC than one at 15%. Edibles and vapes are labelled in milligrams, which is the figure to watch when you work out a dose.
Flower grades run from value options up to AAA and AAAA, the top of our menu. A higher grade generally means better-looking, more aromatic bud and a higher price per gram. Mixing grades is an easy way to reach the $150 free shipping line without overspending on every jar.
Strain type is a loose hint about effect. Read the description, compare it with strains you already know, and try a small amount of anything new first.
Quebec's limits in plain numbers
Quebec's rules are stricter than Ontario's in several ways. This table lines up the limits that matter for a Laval order.
| Situation | Quebec limit | What it means in practice |
|---|---|---|
| In a public place | 30 grams dried, or the equivalent | The most you can have on you on the metro, on an STL bus or walking down boulevard Saint-Martin |
| In one residence | 150 grams in total | Shared by every adult under that roof, whether one person lives there or four |
| One person, all private places | 150 grams in total | A house plus a cottage still adds up to one 150 gram cap |
| Plants | None | Growing at home and keeping even one plant are both prohibited |
| Under 21 | No possession at all | Applies to every Laval resident aged 18, 19 or 20 |
| School and college grounds | No possession | Covers places like Collège Montmorency, with student residences as the exception |
How long shipping to Laval takes
Most parcels reach Laval 24 to 72 hours after they ship. The clock starts when the courier has the box, not when you place the order. Two things come first: your e-Transfer has to arrive, and a first-time customer's ID has to be verified.
Weather and the calendar can add time. Snowstorms slow traffic on Autoroute 15, Autoroute 13 and Autoroute 440 for everyone, couriers included. Weekends and statutory holidays often mean reduced delivery schedules too.
Once the parcel is moving, your tracking email is the best guide. If it looks stuck, call or text 647-660-7351 during customer service hours, 8 AM to 2 AM Eastern (until 3 AM Thursday to Saturday).
Ordering to Laval in six steps
Laval customers do not need an app or an account. The whole order happens on the website.
Build your cart
Add flower, vapes, edibles or concentrates. There is no minimum, and a Laval cart ships free from $150.
Enter your Laval address
Type Laval as the city, put your unit number on the address line and use the H7 postal code for your street.
Confirm your age
Anyone ordering to Laval must be 21 or older under Quebec law. New Laval clients have their ID verified before the first order is processed.
Pay by Interac e-Transfer
We text or email the e-Transfer details. Send the payment, $5 fee included, as soon as the details land.
Watch for the tracking email
Once the payment lands, the order ships by express courier and a tracking number is emailed to you.
Bring the box inside
Most parcels arrive 24 to 72 hours after shipping. Store the contents somewhere cool and locked, away from children.
Edibles take time, so plan for it
A joint or a vape starts working within seconds to minutes. Edibles and drinks are slower because your body has to digest them first. Health Canada puts their onset at 30 minutes to 2 hours, with effects that can last up to 24 hours.
That gap catches people out. Someone feels nothing after 40 minutes, takes a second piece, and then both doses arrive together.
Start with a small amount, wait at least 2 hours before taking more, and leave alcohol out of it. Store gummies and chocolates in their original packaging, up high or locked away, because a child cannot tell them from regular sweets.
Driving in Laval after using cannabis
Quebec has zero tolerance for cannabis behind the wheel. You may not drive, or even have care or control of a road vehicle, with any detectable cannabis in your saliva. That rule is stricter than the federal blood limits, which apply as well.
Federal law treats 2 nanograms of THC per millilitre of blood, but under 5, as a summary offence with a fine of up to $1,000. At 5 nanograms or more it becomes a hybrid offence that can mean up to 10 years in prison. Combining cannabis with alcohol has its own threshold: 50 milligrams of alcohol per 100 millilitres of blood plus 2.5 nanograms of THC.
Laval makes leaving the car at home easy. The Orange Line runs from Montmorency, De la Concorde and Cartier into Montreal, STL buses cover the island, and a taxi costs far less than a criminal charge.
Ordering for a cottage, a friend or another Quebec city
One shipping rate across Quebec
Every Quebec address ships the same way, at the same $20 rate. A parcel to a chalet in the Laurentians follows the same process as one to Chomedey. The 150 gram cap applies to each person across all their private places, so a cottage stash and a home stash count together.
Nearby cities have their own pages with local notes: Terrebonne across the Rivière des Mille Îles, Montreal to the south and Longueuil on the South Shore.
To get something to a friend, the simplest route is for them to order it themselves. Our ID check is tied to the client who places the order.
Laval order dos and don'ts
A few small details separate a smooth Laval order from a slow one. Here is what to do and what to avoid.
Do
- Put your Laval unit or apartment number on the first address line
- Use the H7 postal code that matches your street
- Send the e-Transfer the moment the payment details arrive
- Check the tracking email so the box is not left out in the snow
- Keep edibles in their packaging, locked up and out of children's reach
Avoid
- Ordering if you are under 21
- Shipping to a school, college or university address
- Lighting up on a sidewalk, in a park or on any public road
- Driving with any cannabis detectable in your saliva
- Letting your household go over 150 grams
Frequently Asked Questions
Does GasDank deliver weed to Laval?
Yes, by tracked express mail. GasDank ships to every Laval address, from Sainte-Rose to Pont-Viau, and parcels usually arrive 24 to 72 hours after they ship. Nobody delivers by car in Laval, because our same-day service only runs in Toronto and the GTA. You pay by Interac e-Transfer, and a tracking number for your Laval parcel is emailed to you.
How long does mail order take to reach Laval?
Most Laval parcels arrive 24 to 72 hours after they ship. Before that, your Interac e-Transfer has to land, and new clients go through an ID check before a first order is processed. Snowstorms, weekends and statutory holidays can add time. The tracking number we email you gives the most current estimate.
Is there a minimum order for shipping to Laval?
No. Mail order to Laval has no minimum, so you can ship a single pack of pre-rolls or one vape cartridge. Laval orders under $150 pay $20 for shipping, and orders of $150 or more ship free. Checkout shows the shipping line before you pay, so you see the full total first.
Is cash accepted for Laval orders, or only e-Transfer?
No. Cash is not accepted for mail order to Laval, because nobody collects payment at your door. Laval orders are paid by Interac e-Transfer only, which carries a $5 fee. We send the e-Transfer details by text or email after you order, and the parcel ships once the payment arrives.
What is the legal age to buy weed in Laval?
The legal age in Laval, as everywhere in Quebec, is 21. Quebec law completely prohibits anyone under 21 from possessing cannabis, Laval residents included. Our checkout box mentions 19 because that is the age in most provinces, but you must be 21 or older to order to a Quebec address, and new clients have their ID verified first.
Do I need ID to order weed to Laval?
Yes. GasDank verifies ID for every new client before a first order is processed, and a Laval address requires you to be 21 or older. Order under your legal name so the check goes smoothly, and keep using that same name on later orders.
How much weed can I keep at home in Laval?
Quebec caps a private residence, whether a Chomedey condo or a Vimont bungalow, at 150 grams of dried cannabis or the equivalent. The limit is per home, not per adult, so three adults sharing a Laval apartment still share 150 grams. One person also cannot hold more than 150 grams across all their private places combined, such as a house and a cottage.
How much cannabis can I carry in public in Laval?
An adult 21 or older can have up to 30 grams of dried cannabis, or the equivalent, in a public place in Laval. That covers the street, an STL bus or the Orange Line. Carrying it is allowed, but smoking or vaping it in any public space, public roads included, is not.
Can I grow a cannabis plant at home in Laval?
No. Quebec prohibits growing cannabis for personal use, and the province also forbids possessing a cannabis plant. That applies equally to a house in Fabreville, a balcony in Chomedey and a backyard in Saint-François. Anyone moving to Laval from a province that allows home plants should leave them behind.
Where can I smoke weed in Laval?
Not anywhere public. Quebec bans smoking and vaping cannabis in every indoor or outdoor space open to the public, and that includes public roads. Sidewalks, parks, terraces and the grounds around Centropolis are all off-limits. In practice that leaves private places such as your home, provided your lease or building rules allow it.
How long do edibles take to work?
Health Canada says eaten or drunk cannabis can take effect within 30 minutes to 2 hours, and the effects can last up to 24 hours. Smoking or vaping hits far sooner, within seconds to minutes. With an edible, start small, wait at least 2 hours before deciding on more, and avoid mixing it with alcohol.
Is the packaging discreet when it arrives in Laval?
Yes. Laval orders ship in plain, discreet packaging, and tracking is emailed to you. In a condo tower or a plex with shared entrances, keep an eye on that tracking so the box does not sit in a lobby or on an outside staircase longer than it needs to.
Can students at Collège Montmorency order from GasDank?
Only students who are 21 or older, and the parcel should go to a home address. Quebec bans possessing cannabis on the grounds of schools, colleges and university buildings, with student residences as the one exception. Under 21, Quebec law does not allow possession at all, so please do not order.
Who do I contact about a Laval order?
Customer service runs 8 AM to 2 AM Eastern (until 3 AM Thursday to Saturday). Call or text 647-660-7351 with questions about a Laval payment, tracking number or address. Laval is on Eastern time, so those hours match your clock. A text leaves a written record of what you asked, which helps if a parcel ever needs to be traced.
Sources
Legal details on this page were checked against these official pages in October 2026.
- The legislation on cannabis in brief, Gouvernement du Québec (updated November 20, 2025)
- 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