Mail order to the Queen City
Weed Delivery in Regina, Shipped by Express Courier
GasDank ships to every corner of Regina, from Harbour Landing and the Cathedral area to the north end, by tracked express courier. This page lays out the costs, the timing and the Saskatchewan rules that shape how you can use what arrives.
- typical transit
- 24 to 72 hours
- minimum order
- None
- free shipping from
- $150
- legal age in Saskatchewan
- 19+
Updated October 2026
Short answer: Yes. A Regina address can receive GasDank cannabis by tracked express courier, and most parcels arrive 24 to 72 hours after they ship. Shipping is $20, or free on orders of $150 or more, and there is no minimum to meet. Payment is by Interac e-Transfer only, with a $5 fee, and nothing ships until it arrives. Saskatchewan's legal age is 19, and GasDank verifies the ID of every new client before processing their first order.
Regina at a glance: costs and timing
- 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 Saskatchewan
- 19+
- Customer service
- 8 AM to 2 AM Eastern (until 3 AM Thursday to Saturday), call or text 647-660-7351
Pulled from checkout in October 2026. The total you see before confirming already includes shipping and fees.
Why Regina orders come by courier
GasDank's same-day service only covers Toronto and the GTA cities on our weed delivery page. Regina is a long way from that zone, so every order to an S4 postal code ships as tracked mail order.
The whole Regina order happens online, without an app or an account. Once you check out, we send Interac e-Transfer instructions by text or email, the parcel goes out after your payment lands, and the tracking number is emailed to you.
Because the parcel is paid for before it leaves, there is no cash and nothing to settle at your door. The box itself is plain and discreet, and the tracking email lets you plan to be home when it arrives.
Regina neighbourhoods we ship to
Every Regina address ships at the same price. The notes below cover what helps a parcel find you in each part of the city.
- Downtown: Apartment and condo buildings around Victoria Park and Scarth Street. The suite number goes on line 1, and a current buzzer name saves the courier a wait.
- Cathedral: Older character homes and walk-ups around 13th Avenue, many divided into suites. Name your suite clearly as upper, lower or rear.
- Harbour Landing: A newer southwest neighbourhood near the airport, with townhouse complexes and recently built streets. Double-check the postal code before you pay.
- Lakeview: Older homes on tree-lined streets just west of Wascana Centre. A house number you can read from the sidewalk helps.
- The Crescents: Curving streets and older homes close to downtown. Make sure your number is easy to spot from the road.
- Near the University of Regina: Student rentals and shared houses in the south end. Everyone in a household shares the 4-plant limit and any lease rules.
- North Central: Older houses north of downtown, some split into suites. Use the suite or unit number on every order.
- Normanview and Walsh Acres: Northwest suburbs with family homes and long crescents. A clear number and a cleared walk help in winter.
- The Greens on Gardiner: Newer east-end streets and townhouses. If your street is recent, confirm the postal code first.
What a Regina order costs
Shipping to Regina is $20 per order. Once a single order reaches $150, the shipping line drops to zero. No minimum applies, which means a lone pre-roll pack can ship without padding the cart.
Add the $5 fee that comes with Interac e-Transfer, the only accepted payment for mail order, and you have the full cost. Checkout shows every line before you confirm.
Splitting purchases into several small orders costs more, since each pays its own shipping. Grouping them into one order that crosses $150 is the cheaper route. The e-Transfer fee applies to every mail order, including the ones that ship free.
Paying from Regina by Interac e-Transfer
Every mail order to Regina is paid by Interac e-Transfer. After checkout, the payment details arrive by text or email, and the amount you send already includes the $5 fee.
The order sits waiting until the payment lands. Sending it straight away is the easiest way to get the transit clock running sooner.
Banks cap how much you can send by e-Transfer in a day, and a large cart can bump into that cap. Check your limit before you order, and send the exact amount shown so nothing is left short.
Cash is not accepted for Regina mail orders, and there is no pay-on-arrival option.
From cart to doorstep in Regina
Each step happens on the website or in your inbox, and none of them need an app.
Pick your products
Fill a cart with flower, edibles, vapes or pre-rolls. Any size of order can ship.
Give a Regina address
Enter the civic number, any suite or unit, Regina as the city and your S4 postal code.
Confirm you are 19+
Saskatchewan's legal age is 19. If this is your first order, your ID is verified before we process it.
Send the e-Transfer
The instructions come by text or email, and the total includes the $5 fee.
Watch for tracking
After the money lands, the order leaves by express courier and the tracking number arrives by email.
Collect the box
Expect it 24 to 72 hours after it ships. Bring it inside quickly, since Regina winters are hard on vapes and chocolate.
Wind, cold and a parcel on the step
Regina is a windy city as well as a cold one, and a box left on an open step in January takes the full force of both. Snow can drift over it, and the contents can freeze.
Cold changes products in predictable ways: the oil in a cartridge goes thick, a disposable's battery struggles until it warms, and chocolate can grey over after cycling between freezing and room temperature. Leave a frozen box sealed indoors for a while, so any condensation forms on the cardboard and not on your flower.
The tracking email tells you when the parcel is out for delivery. If you will not be home, ask a neighbour to take it in or plan to be back early.
If the tracking stops moving
Open the tracking link first. It shows whether the parcel is moving, whether a delivery was attempted and whether the courier left a notice or is holding it.
If it says delivered and nothing is at your door, check the lobby, the parcel room, a side entrance or a neighbour's step, especially in buildings where several suites share one entrance.
When none of that turns it up, call or text 647-660-7351 with your order details handy. Our hours are posted in Eastern time, 8 AM to 2 AM Eastern (until 3 AM Thursday to Saturday), so adjust for the Regina clock.
Apartments, suites and townhouse complexes
Downtown towers and walk-ups in the Cathedral area usually have locked front doors and buzzer panels. Your suite number belongs on the first address line, and the buzzer should show a name the courier can match.
Many older Regina houses have basement or upper suites with their own entrances. Write upper, lower or rear with the unit so the box reaches your door, not the owner's.
Townhouse complexes in Harbour Landing and the east end can share one street number across many units. Include the unit every time, even if you think the courier knows the building.
Saskatchewan's rules let rental agreements and condo bylaws restrict or ban using or growing cannabis, so check yours before anything goes in a pot or a pipe.
Towns and acreages around Regina
White City, Pilot Butte, Emerald Park, Balgonie and Lumsden all ship the same way as Regina, at the same $20 rate and free from $150. Type the town's own name on the address, not Regina, so the label matches the postal code.
Acreages in the RM of Sherwood and beyond need a full civic address, a number posted where it can be read from the grid road, and a lane that stays clear in winter. A legal land location on its own is not enough for most couriers.
If you live out of town, order with the transit time in mind and bring the box in promptly, since a parcel at the end of a long lane is exposed to wind and snow.
Public consumption in Regina: where the line is
Saskatchewan prohibits consuming cannabis in public places. Fines for public consumption start at $200, and the rule applies to places like parks, sidewalks and the paths around Wascana Lake.
That leaves private property, mainly your own home, subject to your lease or condo bylaws. Carrying cannabis in public is a separate matter, and an adult of legal age can carry up to 30 grams.
Game days are no exception. Mosaic Stadium and the crowds around it are public settings, so leave cannabis out of your Roughriders plans.
The 30 gram limit in practice
Thirty grams of dried cannabis is a little more than an ounce, which is about 28 grams. That is the most an adult of legal age can carry in public in Saskatchewan, and the same figure applies across Canada under the Cannabis Act.
Other products count through their dried equivalent, so a bag holding flower, pre-rolls and edibles adds up faster than you might expect. If you are heading to a friend's place across the city, take only what you need for the visit.
Carrying and using are separate questions. You can carry up to 30 grams in public, but consuming in a public place is prohibited, with fines from $200.
Home growing in Regina: 4 plants per household
Saskatchewan lets households grow cannabis for personal use, up to 4 plants. The count applies to the household as a whole, so roommates do not each get 4.
Your lease or condo bylaws may restrict or ban growing, and that applies even though the province allows it. Read the agreement before you set anything up.
Regina's outdoor growing season is short, and an early frost can end it, which pushes some home growers indoors. If you would rather not grow at all, flower and pre-rolls ship here year-round.
University of Regina students and shared rentals
Saskatchewan's legal age is 19, so plenty of students at the University of Regina, First Nations University of Canada and Saskatchewan Polytechnic can legally order, while some first-year students cannot. If you are under 19, please do not order.
Shared rentals near campus bring their own limits. The household shares one 4-plant allowance, and the lease may restrict or ban using or growing cannabis, so read it before anyone sets up a tent or lights up indoors.
Campus grounds and the nearby paths of Wascana Centre are public places, so consuming cannabis there is prohibited, with fines from $200.
Shop categories that ship to Regina
Each category below ships to Regina for $20, or free once the order reaches $150.
Edibles take their time
With an edible, the wait is the part people underestimate. Health Canada puts the onset of eaten or drunk cannabis anywhere between 30 minutes and 2 hours, and its effects can last up to 24 hours. Smoked or vaped cannabis, by comparison, is felt within seconds to minutes.
Start with a small portion and let 2 full hours pass before you even think about a second. Leave the drinks out of it, and plan to stay home.
Edibles belong in their original packaging and out of reach, since children and pets cannot tell them from candy.
Keeping cannabis safe at home
Lock it up if children live with you or visit. Gummies and chocolates look like ordinary treats, and their original packaging is the best place to keep them.
Store flower in an airtight jar away from heat and light, and keep vape cartridges upright and out of the car, where a Regina summer afternoon can overheat the oil and a winter night can freeze it.
If a child or a pet eats cannabis, call 911, HealthLine 811 or your veterinarian right away, and keep the package to show what was eaten.
Choosing what to order
The menu runs from value-grade flower up to AAA and AAAA, with pre-rolls, edibles, vape cartridges and disposables, hash and shatter under concentrates, and CBD products for little or no high.
On each product page you will find the THC and CBD numbers we have, the indica, sativa or hybrid label and the grade. Compare like with like: percentages for flower, milligrams for edibles and vapes.
For the top grade, start with our AAAA flower page, and for pressed resin, read our guide to buying hash online. Stock rotates often, and the deals page lists what is current.
Driving in Regina after cannabis
Federal limits apply
Regina is built around the car, with the Ring Road, Lewvan Drive and Highway 1 carrying a lot of cross-town traffic. Federal impaired driving limits apply here as they do everywhere in Canada.
Under the Criminal Code, having at least 2 but under 5 nanograms of THC in each millilitre of blood is a summary offence punishable by a fine of up to $1,000. Reaching 5 nanograms or more turns it into a hybrid offence with a maximum of 10 years in prison. Mixing alcohol and cannabis brings a lower combined threshold of 50 milligrams of alcohol per 100 millilitres of blood together with 2.5 nanograms of THC.
Edibles stretch the risk, because their effects can keep building for hours. Regina Transit, a cab or a sober friend is the better plan.
Saskatchewan and federal rules for Regina
Here are the rules Regina customers ask about, each tied to an official source in the list that closes this page.
| Rule | What it means |
|---|---|
| Legal age | The legal age is 19, the same as Saskatchewan's drinking age.[1] |
| Carrying in public | A legal-aged adult may have up to 30 grams of dried cannabis in public.[1] |
| Public consumption | Prohibited in public places, with fines for public consumption starting at $200.[1] |
| Growing | Up to 4 plants per household, for personal use.[1] |
| Leases and condos | Rental agreements and condo bylaws may restrict or ban growing or using cannabis.[1] |
| Impaired driving | Criminal Code limits of 2 and 5 nanograms of THC per millilitre of blood apply, with a fine of up to $1,000 at the lower level and up to 10 years in prison at the higher one.[3] |
| Federal possession | The Cannabis Act caps public possession at 30 grams of dried cannabis or its equivalent for adults.[4] |
| Edibles | Health Canada says eaten or drunk cannabis can take 30 minutes to 2 hours to act, with effects lasting up to 24 hours.[2] |
Regina order planner
Costs, timing and time-zone details for a Regina order, gathered in one place.
| Item | What applies to Regina |
|---|---|
| Shipping | $20 per order |
| Free shipping | Orders of $150 or more |
| Minimum order | None |
| Payment | Interac e-Transfer only, $5 fee |
| Transit time | 24 to 72 hours after the parcel ships |
| Customer service | 8 AM to 2 AM Eastern (until 3 AM Thursday to Saturday), call or text 647-660-7351 |
| Time difference in winter | Eastern time is 1 hour ahead of Regina |
| Time difference in summer | Eastern time is 2 hours ahead of Regina |
| Postal codes | Regina codes start with S4 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get weed delivered to Regina?
Yes, by tracked express mail. GasDank ships to every Regina address, from Harbour Landing to the north end, and parcels usually arrive 24 to 72 hours after they ship. Our same-day delivery is limited to Toronto and the GTA, so Regina orders travel by courier and are paid by Interac e-Transfer.
How long does shipping to Regina take?
Most parcels reach Regina 24 to 72 hours after shipping. The clock starts once your e-Transfer has landed and, for a first order, once your ID has been verified. Blizzards on Highway 1 or Highway 11, weekends and statutory holidays can add time, and the emailed tracking shows the latest status.
Is there a minimum order for Regina?
No minimum applies. Small Regina orders pay $20 for shipping, and orders of $150 or more ship free. The $5 e-Transfer fee is the only other cost, and every charge appears at checkout before you confirm the order.
Can I pay cash for weed in Regina, or only e-Transfer?
Only Interac e-Transfer. Cash is not part of mail order in Regina, since nobody collects payment at the door. We send the e-Transfer details by text or email after you check out, and your order ships once the money arrives, with the $5 fee included.
What is the legal age to buy weed in Regina?
The legal age is 19. Saskatchewan sets it at 19 for cannabis, the same as for alcohol, and GasDank serves only customers who are 19 or older. A first order only goes ahead after we verify the new client's ID, so check out under your legal name.
Will GasDank check my ID for a Regina order?
Yes. Every new Regina client is ID-verified before the first order goes ahead. Use the legal name shown on your government photo ID when you check out, and keep using that same name on any later orders you place.
How much cannabis can I carry in public in Regina?
An adult of legal age may carry up to 30 grams of dried cannabis in public, a Saskatchewan limit that matches the federal one. Carrying is allowed within that amount, but consuming cannabis in a public place is prohibited, with fines from $200.
Can I smoke weed at Wascana Lake?
No. Wascana Centre and the lakeside paths are public places, and Saskatchewan prohibits consuming cannabis in public places, with fines starting at $200. The same goes for the grounds of the Legislative Building, downtown sidewalks and parks across the city. Use cannabis at home instead, where your lease or bylaws allow.
Can I grow cannabis at home in Regina?
Yes, up to 4 plants per household, for personal use. The limit is shared by everyone in the home. Rental agreements and condo bylaws may restrict or ban growing, so check your lease or your condo corporation's bylaws before you buy a grow tent.
Can University of Regina students order from GasDank?
Yes, if they are 19 or older, which is Saskatchewan's legal age, and new clients are ID-verified before a first order. Shared rentals near campus may have lease terms that restrict using or growing cannabis, and consuming it on campus grounds or in Wascana Centre is prohibited, with fines from $200.
How long do edibles take to kick in?
Health Canada says eaten or drunk cannabis can take 30 minutes to 2 hours to act, and the effects can last up to 24 hours. Take a small amount, wait at least 2 hours before having more, and do not drive. Smoking or vaping acts within seconds to minutes, so edibles feel slow by comparison.
Is the packaging discreet for Regina orders?
Yes. Regina parcels ship in plain, discreet packaging, and the tracking number is emailed to you. In a downtown apartment or a house split into suites, put your unit on the address so the box lands at your door and not at a neighbour's.
Will my parcel freeze in a Regina winter?
It can if it sits outside. Follow the tracking, bring the box in as soon as it arrives, and let it warm up sealed before opening. Cold thickens vape oil and can mark chocolate, but most products are fine once they are back at room temperature.
What if my Regina parcel is late?
Check the tracking first, since it shows whether the box is moving or whether a delivery was attempted. Prairie storms, weekends and statutory holidays are common reasons for a slowdown. When the tracking stops updating, reach us at 647-660-7351 by call or text. Our hours are 8 AM to 2 AM Eastern (until 3 AM Thursday to Saturday), and Eastern time is 1 or 2 hours ahead of Regina.
When is GasDank customer service open, in Regina time?
Customer service runs 8 AM to 2 AM Eastern (until 3 AM Thursday to Saturday). Regina stays on Central Standard Time all year, so subtract 1 hour in winter and 2 hours from March to November to get local time. You can call or text 647-660-7351.
Do you ship to Moose Jaw and other Saskatchewan towns?
Yes. Moose Jaw, White City, Pilot Butte and every other Saskatchewan address ship the same way as Regina, at the same $20 rate and free from $150. Rural addresses need a full civic address and a number visible from the road.
Sources
Legal information here was checked against these official sources in October 2026.
- Cannabis Use in Saskatchewan, Government of Saskatchewan
- 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