Weed Delivery in Longueuil, Shipped by Express Mail
Updated October 2026
Longueuil sits across the Jacques Cartier Bridge from Montreal, and GasDank reaches it the way it reaches the rest of Quebec: by tracked express courier. Here is how ordering, paying and receiving work in Vieux-Longueuil, Greenfield Park and Saint-Hubert.
Short answer: Yes. Any address in Longueuil can receive a GasDank order by tracked express mail, usually 24 to 72 hours after it ships. Shipping is $20, it drops to free on orders of $150 or more, and no minimum applies. You pay by Interac e-Transfer only, plus a $5 fee, before the parcel leaves for the South Shore. Quebec law means you must be 21 or older to order to a Longueuil address, and new clients pass an ID check before their first order is processed.
Longueuil orders, line by line
Pulled from checkout in October 2026. The shipping line and the total always show before you pay.
How a Longueuil order reaches you
There is no GasDank driver on the South Shore. Our same-day delivery is limited to Toronto and the GTA cities on the weed delivery page, so Longueuil orders go out as mail order by express courier.
The process is short. You order on the website without an app or an account, then pay by Interac e-Transfer when the details arrive. The parcel ships once the payment is in, and a tracking number for your Longueuil address follows by email.
Because the box comes by courier, the label does most of the work. A correct unit number, street and postal code matter more than anything else you type.
One order or two: how shipping adds up
Shipping is charged per order, so the way you group a purchase changes what you pay. These rows use the same figures as checkout.
| How you order | Shipping | e-Transfer fee | What to keep in mind |
|---|---|---|---|
| One cart under $150 | $20 | $5 | Fine for a small top-up between bigger orders |
| One cart of $150 or more | Free | $5 | The shipping line drops to zero at the threshold |
| Two small carts sent a few days apart | $20 each time | $5 each time | Two parcels, two tracking emails, two sets of fees |
| One shared cart with a housemate aged 21+ | Free once it reaches $150 | $5 once | Everything still counts toward your home's 150 gram limit |
Before you press the order button
Run through this list once. It covers the details that can hold up a Longueuil parcel.
- You are 21 or older, and the name on the order matches your government photo ID
- Your apartment or unit number sits on the main address line
- The postal code belongs to your street, and like every Longueuil code it starts with J
- Your phone number and email are current, since the e-Transfer details and tracking go there
- Your bank can send an Interac e-Transfer for the full amount
- Your household has room under Quebec's 150 gram limit
- Someone can bring the box inside if it lands while you are at work
Paying from the South Shore
Interac e-Transfer is the only way to pay for a Longueuil order. After checkout we send the payment details by text or email, and the $5 fee is part of the total you send.
Nothing is paid on arrival. The courier only carries the box, so there is no cash to count and nobody waiting at the door. If the e-Transfer has not landed, the order waits too.
Speed matters here. The transit time of 24 to 72 hours begins when the parcel ships, and it cannot ship until the money arrives. Sending the payment the moment the details come in is the easiest way to get your order sooner.
What decides when a Longueuil parcel arrives
Three things set the pace, and two of them happen before a courier is involved. First, the e-Transfer has to land. Second, a first-time client's ID has to be verified before the order is processed. Third comes the trip itself, usually 24 to 72 hours once the parcel ships.
The calendar plays a part. Couriers run lighter schedules on weekends and statutory holidays, and in Quebec that list includes June 24, the Fête nationale. An order placed just before a long weekend can take longer to reach your door.
Weather counts too. A snowstorm that slows traffic on Route 132 or boulevard Taschereau slows parcels as well. Build some slack into anything you want by a certain day.
Quebec law, applied to a Longueuil address
Longueuil residents live under the same provincial and federal cannabis rules as the rest of Quebec. The number in each row refers to the sources listed at the end of this page.
| Rule | What it means |
|---|---|
| Minimum age | Quebec's legal age is 21, and anyone younger may not possess cannabis at all, in Longueuil or elsewhere.[1] |
| Public possession | Up to 30 grams of dried cannabis, or the equivalent, is the most an adult can have in a public place.[1] |
| Per residence | A home is capped at 150 grams of dried cannabis or the equivalent, even if several adults aged 21 or more live there.[1] |
| Per person | No individual may hold more than 150 grams in total across places that are not public.[1] |
| Home growing | Personal cultivation is banned in Quebec, and so is possessing a cannabis plant, even on a Longueuil balcony.[1] |
| Smoking or vaping | Prohibited in every indoor or outdoor space open to the public in Longueuil, public roads included.[1] |
| Road safety in Quebec | Driving, or having care or control of a road vehicle, with any detectable cannabis in your saliva is prohibited under the Highway Safety Code.[1] |
| Road safety under federal law | THC blood limits of 2 and 5 nanograms per millilitre apply across Canada, with penalties that rise to prison time at the higher level.[3] |
Where you can and cannot light up in Longueuil
Quebec's smoking rule is broad. Smoking or vaping cannabis is banned in every indoor or outdoor space open to the public, including public roads. In Longueuil that covers rue Saint-Charles and its terraces, the paths of Parc Michel-Chartrand, the shoreline along the Saint Lawrence and the sidewalks of boulevard Taschereau.
Possession is also prohibited on the grounds of schools, colleges and university buildings, with student residences excepted. Students at the Cégep Édouard-Montpetit or the Université de Sherbrooke's Longueuil campus should leave cannabis at home, not in a backpack.
That leaves private spaces, mainly your own home. If you rent, your lease may have its own rules on smoking. Read it before lighting anything indoors.
The 150 gram limit in a shared Longueuil home
Quebec measures home possession by the residence, not the person. A house in Saint-Hubert with three adults aged 21 or older has the same 150 gram ceiling as a studio apartment with one. Roommates who each order separately are drawing on one shared limit.
For scale, 150 grams is a little over 5 ounces, and an ounce is about 28 grams. An eighth or a quarter ounce sits far below the cap. Several housemates buying large amounts can reach it quickly.
Edibles, vapes and concentrates count toward the same limit through their dried cannabis equivalent. There is a personal cap as well. One person cannot hold more than 150 grams across all their private places combined, so a second home or a cottage does not double the allowance.
Longueuil boroughs and sectors
After the 2006 demergers, Longueuil kept three boroughs: Le Vieux-Longueuil, Saint-Hubert and Greenfield Park. Shipping costs the same in all of them, so these notes focus on housing and addresses.
Vieux-Longueuil
The original core along rue Saint-Charles and the river, with older houses, plexes and small apartment buildings. Use the civic number on your own door, which in a plex often differs from your neighbour's.
LeMoyne
A small sector inside the Vieux-Longueuil borough, crossed by boulevard Taschereau. Streets are dense and residential, so a unit number on the address line saves the courier a search.
Greenfield Park
A borough with a long English-speaking history and home to Hôpital Charles-LeMoyne. Mostly houses and low-rise apartments, where a visible house number does most of the work.
Saint-Hubert
The southern borough, home to the Saint-Hubert airport and the Canadian Space Agency, with newer subdivisions further out. On a recently built street, confirm the postal code before you pay.
Around the Longueuil metro
The Yellow Line terminus, next to the Université de Sherbrooke campus and several apartment towers. In a tower, put the unit number first and add the building name if there is one.
Near Parc Michel-Chartrand
Quiet residential streets surround the park. It is a public space, so it is for walking, not smoking.
Along the river and Route 132
Apartment buildings near the shore face the Saint Lawrence. Shared lobbies and mailrooms mean you should watch the tracking and collect the box promptly.
Brossard, Boucherville and Saint-Lambert
These cities left Longueuil in the 2006 demergers and use their own names on a mailing label. They ship the same way and at the same price, so just type the right city at checkout.
Apartments, plexes and parcels on the South Shore
Older streets in Longueuil have plenty of duplexes and triplexes, where each unit typically has its own door and civic number. Ship to your own number, not the building's lowest one, and keep the stairs to your door clear in winter.
In apartment towers near the metro or the river, parcels often end up at a front desk, in a mailroom or with a building manager. Find out how your building handles packages before the box arrives, then pick it up quickly.
Houses in Saint-Hubert and Greenfield Park are simpler. A clear house number at the street is usually all the courier needs.
Freezing rain, slush and your parcel
South Shore winters bring more than snow. Freezing rain and slush can soak a box left on a front step, and a sudden thaw can leave it sitting in a puddle.
Vape cartridges and chocolate edibles dislike the cold as well. Oil in a cartridge thickens when it is frozen, and chocolate that warms and cools repeatedly can turn chalky on the surface. Let a cold parcel reach room temperature before you open it, so moisture does not condense on what is inside.
The tracking email is your best tool. When it shows the parcel is out for delivery, plan to be home or ask a neighbour to grab it.
If the tracking stalls or the box seems missing
Start with the tracking page. It usually shows whether the courier attempted delivery, left the parcel somewhere or is holding it, and that often answers the question.
If it says delivered and you cannot find the box, check the places a courier might reasonably choose: a front desk, a mailroom, a side door or the shared porch of a plex. Shared entrances in older buildings are a common culprit.
If there is still no sign of it, call or text 647-660-7351 during customer service hours, 8 AM to 2 AM Eastern (until 3 AM Thursday to Saturday). Have your order details ready so we can look into it with you.
Crossing the bridge after using cannabis
Plenty of Longueuil residents cross the Jacques Cartier Bridge or ride the Yellow Line into Montreal. Whichever way you travel, Quebec's road rule is zero tolerance: you cannot drive or have care or control of a road vehicle with any detectable cannabis in your saliva.
Federal law stacks on top. A blood level of 2 to under 5 nanograms of THC per millilitre is a summary offence with a fine of up to $1,000, and 5 nanograms or more is a hybrid offence that can carry up to 10 years in prison. Alcohol changes the math: 50 milligrams of alcohol per 100 millilitres of blood plus 2.5 nanograms of THC is also an offence.
The safer plan is to leave the car parked in Longueuil. The metro, RTL buses and taxis all run between Longueuil and Montreal, and none of them put your licence at risk.
Why edibles need patience
An edible has to pass through your digestive system before it does anything, which is why it feels slow next to a joint. Health Canada's guidance appears below, and it is the most useful thing to know before a first edible.
Take a small dose, then wait at least 2 full hours before you decide on more. Eat something first and keep alcohol out of the evening. Put the rest of the package where a child or pet cannot reach it.
“If you eat or drink cannabis, these effects can occur within 30 minutes to 2 hours and can last up to 24 hours.”
Age, ID and who should open the box
21 is the line in Quebec
To order to a Longueuil address, you must be 21 or older. Quebec sets that age for buying and possessing cannabis, and below it possession is completely prohibited.
The checkout tick box refers to 19, the age in most provinces, but the Quebec rule is the one that applies here. Every new client's ID is verified before a first order is processed, so the name on the order should match your government photo ID.
If younger family members live with you, have the parcel addressed to you and open it yourself. Under Quebec law, nobody in the home under 21 may possess cannabis.
What Longueuil customers can order
Every category below ships to Longueuil by express courier at the same $20 rate, free on orders of $150 or more.
Choosing products for a first Longueuil order
If you are new to ordering online, start with what you already know. Dried flower is graded from value options up to AAA and AAAA, and each product page shows THC and CBD where available, plus the strain type and grade.
Pre-rolls save you the rolling. Vape cartridges and disposables are compact and usually leave less smell indoors. Edibles avoid smoke entirely but need patience, and concentrates such as hash and shatter are strong, so small amounts go a long way.
For little or no high, CBD products are on the menu too. Stock shifts quickly, and the deals page shows what is currently on offer.
A short guide to hash and shatter
Concentrates pack far more THC per gram than flower, so they suit people who already know their tolerance. Hash is pressed resin with a long history and a soft or crumbly texture. Shatter is a glassy extract that snaps when it is cold.
Both are used in small amounts. A piece the size of a grain of rice is a sensible starting point with shatter, and hash is often crumbled into a joint or over a bowl of flower.
For more background, read our guide to buying hash online in Canada. Both count toward Quebec's limits through their dried cannabis equivalent.
Storing your order in a Longueuil home
Cannabis keeps best sealed, cool and dark. A glass jar with a tight lid, in a cupboard away from the stove, stops flower from drying out and keeps the smell contained, which neighbours in a plex will appreciate.
Stand vape cartridges upright and keep them out of a hot car in July. Leave edibles in their original packaging, clearly apart from everyday snacks.
A small lockbox is the easiest answer if children live with you or visit. It also keeps your household's total in view, which matters under a 150 gram cap.
From cart to doorstep in Longueuil
Six steps, all on the website, with no app or account to set up.
Choose your products
Fill a cart from the menu. With no minimum order, even one item can ship, and shipping becomes free at $150.
Enter a Longueuil address
Write your unit number on the first line and use the J postal code for your street. If you live in Brossard or Boucherville, use that city's name instead.
Confirm your age
Orders to Quebec require you to be 21 or older, and new clients are ID-verified before a first order is processed.
Send the e-Transfer
Payment details arrive by text or email. Send the full amount, including the $5 fee, right away so the Longueuil parcel can ship.
Get your tracking number
Once the payment lands, the parcel ships by express courier and the tracking number is emailed to you.
Receive and store it
Most parcels reach Longueuil 24 to 72 hours after shipping. Bring the box in promptly and keep it sealed and out of reach.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get weed delivered to Longueuil?
Yes. GasDank ships to every Longueuil address by tracked express courier, including Vieux-Longueuil, Greenfield Park and Saint-Hubert. Parcels usually arrive 24 to 72 hours after they ship. There is no driver or doorstep handoff on the South Shore, because same-day delivery only runs in Toronto and the GTA, and payment is by Interac e-Transfer.
How long does shipping to Longueuil take?
Most parcels reach Longueuil 24 to 72 hours after they ship. The order ships once your Interac e-Transfer arrives, and a first order also waits for the new-client ID check. Winter storms, weekends and statutory holidays can stretch the trip, so use the emailed tracking number to follow it.
What does shipping to Longueuil cost?
Shipping to Longueuil is $20 on orders under $150 and free on orders of $150 or more. There is no minimum order. The only other charge on a Longueuil order is the $5 Interac e-Transfer fee. Because shipping is charged per order, one combined cart usually costs less than two smaller ones.
Is there a minimum order for Longueuil?
No. Longueuil orders have no minimum, so a single cartridge or one pack of pre-rolls can ship by itself. Small orders pay the $20 shipping charge, while carts of $150 or more ship free. Checkout shows which one applies before you send any money.
Can I pay cash on delivery in Longueuil, or only e-Transfer?
Only Interac e-Transfer. Mail order to Longueuil has no cash option, because the courier does not collect payment. We send the e-Transfer details by text or email after checkout, the $5 fee is included in the total, and the parcel ships once the money arrives.
What is the legal age for cannabis in Longueuil?
It is 21. Longueuil follows Quebec law, which sets the minimum age for buying and possessing cannabis at 21 and completely prohibits possession below that age. To order to a Longueuil address you must be 21 or older, and every new client's ID is verified before a first order is processed.
Does GasDank verify ID for Longueuil orders?
Yes. GasDank verifies the ID of every new client before a first order is processed, and a Longueuil address also requires you to be 21 or older. Put the same legal name on the order that appears on your government photo ID, and keep using it on later orders.
How much cannabis can a Longueuil household keep?
A Longueuil residence can hold 150 grams of dried cannabis or the equivalent. Quebec counts the home, not the number of adults, so a Saint-Hubert house with three adults aged 21 or older still has one 150 gram limit. Edibles, vapes and concentrates count through their dried equivalent in Quebec.
How much can I carry in public in Longueuil?
In Longueuil, an adult 21 or older may carry up to 30 grams of dried cannabis, or its equivalent. That applies on the metro, on RTL buses and on the street. Possession is banned outright on school, college and university grounds, apart from student residences, and smoking or vaping in any public space is prohibited.
Is home growing allowed in Longueuil?
No. Quebec prohibits growing cannabis for personal use, and the ban extends to simply possessing a cannabis plant. That applies to backyards in Greenfield Park, balconies in Vieux-Longueuil and sunrooms in Saint-Hubert. The ban covers indoor and outdoor plants alike, so plan on buying dried products instead.
Where is smoking weed allowed in Longueuil?
Only in private places. Quebec bans smoking and vaping cannabis in all indoor or outdoor spaces open to the public, and public roads are included. Parc Michel-Chartrand, the riverside paths, the terraces on rue Saint-Charles and every sidewalk are off-limits. At home, check your lease or condo rules before lighting up.
How long until an edible kicks in?
Health Canada says effects from eating or drinking cannabis can begin within 30 minutes to 2 hours, and they can last up to 24 hours. Take a small dose, then let at least 2 hours pass before having more. Smoking or vaping works much faster, so do not judge an edible by that timing.
Does the parcel show what is inside?
No. Longueuil orders ship in plain, discreet packaging, with tracking sent to your email. In a Longueuil apartment building the box may wait at a front desk or in a mailroom, so collect it soon after the tracking shows it as delivered.
Can I order to Brossard or Boucherville instead?
Yes. Brossard, Boucherville, Saint-Lambert and every other Quebec city ship the same way as Longueuil, by tracked express courier at the same $20 rate. Use the correct city name and postal code on the address, because those cities separated from Longueuil in 2006 and have their own names on mail.
Who answers questions about a Longueuil order?
Our customer service team, 8 AM to 2 AM Eastern (until 3 AM Thursday to Saturday). Call or text 647-660-7351 about a Longueuil payment, tracking number or address. Longueuil is on Eastern time, so the hours line up with your day. For anything to do with an address, texting gives both sides a written record.
Sources
Each legal point above was checked in October 2026 against these official pages.
- 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