Mail order to Richmond, British Columbia
Weed Delivery in Richmond, B.C.
Richmond orders ship by tracked express courier to every part of the island city, from the towers on No. 3 Road to the farms of East Richmond. Here is what it costs, how payment works and which B.C. rules apply once your parcel lands.
Updated October 2026
Short answerYes. GasDank delivers weed to Richmond, B.C. by tracked express mail order, and a parcel usually arrives 24 to 72 hours after it ships. Each order costs $20 to ship unless it reaches $150, in which case shipping is free, and there is no minimum spend. You pay by Interac e-Transfer, with a $5 fee, before the parcel leaves. Every buyer must be 19 or older, and first-time clients have their ID verified before the order is processed.
Richmond mail order in one table
| 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 |
Every value here comes from checkout and was confirmed in October 2026. If anything differs at checkout, the checkout figure is the one you pay.
Richmond, B.C., not Richmond Hill
Check the province before you order
This page is for Richmond in British Columbia, the island city just south of Vancouver between the North and South Arms of the Fraser River. GasDank also serves Richmond Hill in Ontario, a different city with a different service, and the two names are easy to mix up in search results.
Same-day delivery with a driver exists only in Toronto and the GTA cities on our delivery page, and Richmond Hill is one of those. If you are actually north of Toronto, the Richmond Hill page is the one you want. Richmond, B.C. is a mail order city.
Checkout sorts this out from the city and postal code you type. Every B.C. postal code starts with V, while Richmond Hill codes start with L, so a Richmond address with a V code ships by mail.
Before you check out from Richmond
Run down this list once before you pay. It covers what a courier needs to find you.
- The city reads Richmond and the postal code starts with V
- Suite or unit number on its own line, plus the buzzer number if it differs
- Tower or complex name for City Centre buildings with more than one lobby
- Gate code or driveway notes for farms and acreages in East Richmond
- A mobile number that can receive texts for the e-Transfer details
- An email inbox you actually check, because tracking arrives there
- Valid government photo ID on hand if this is your first order
- You are 19 or older
How a Richmond order travels
You order on the website, with no app and no account required. Pick your products, enter the Richmond address and choose Interac e-Transfer, the one payment method mail order accepts. The transfer details come to you by text or email, and packing starts once your payment is received.
An express courier takes it from there. Tracking is emailed when the box ships, and most Richmond parcels arrive 24 to 72 hours after that moment. Because the window starts at shipping, a first order still waiting on ID verification leaves a little later.
Put anything a courier would want to know on the second address line: a side entrance, a lane-facing garage door in a Steveston complex, or the right lobby in a building with two addresses. A few words there beat a missed delivery.
Nobody from GasDank knocks on your door, and nothing is paid on arrival. The courier brings a plain box, like any other online order landing on Lulu Island.
Shipping costs for Richmond addresses
From Steveston to Bridgeport, every Richmond address pays $20 for shipping. Reach $150 and that line disappears. There is no minimum order, so a single cartridge can ship by itself.
The Interac e-Transfer fee is $5. Checkout shows the products, the shipping and that fee before you confirm, so the total on screen matches the transfer you send.
Two small orders pay $20 twice. If you are close to $150, adding to one cart is usually the cheaper move.
Richmond neighbourhoods we ship to
One price covers the whole city. The building type changes from area to area, and so does what the courier needs from you.
- City Centre and Brighouse: Towers along No. 3 Road near Richmond-Brighouse and Lansdowne stations. Suite, buzzer and tower name all help.
- Aberdeen and Bridgeport: Newer high-rises close to the Canada Line in the north end. Check whether your building sends parcels to a concierge.
- Steveston: The old fishing village around Moncton Street, Garry Point Park and the Gulf of Georgia Cannery. Townhouses and older homes, with plenty of wind and rain off the water.
- Terra Nova: The northwest corner by the Middle Arm and the West Dyke Trail. Mostly detached homes on quiet streets.
- Thompson and Seafair: Established family neighbourhoods in west Richmond, inland from the dyke. A visible house number saves the courier a second lap.
- Broadmoor and Blundell: Central streets around Williams Road and Blundell Road. Mostly houses, with some townhouse complexes.
- Shellmont and Ironwood: Southeast Richmond near Steveston Highway and Highway 99. Townhouse complexes should list the unit and the complex name.
- East Richmond: Blueberry and cranberry farms along the numbered roads east of Highway 99. Add gate codes and say which building should get the box.
- Hamilton: The far east end next to Queensborough and New Westminster. Mostly houses and townhomes off Westminster Highway.
- Sea Island and Burkeville: A small grid of homes beside YVR. Use the full street address and postal code, the same way your other mail arrives.
City Centre towers and the Canada Line
Richmond's City Centre has filled with towers along No. 3 Road and the Canada Line, from Richmond-Brighouse station north past Lansdowne and Aberdeen. In those buildings the courier may buzz up, leave the parcel with a concierge or drop it in a parcel room, depending on how the strata runs things.
Put the suite number on its own line and add the buzzer number if it is different. If your building has more than one lobby, name the tower. Keep your mobile switched on when tracking shows the parcel is out for delivery, since the buzzer in many Richmond buildings rings straight through to a resident's phone.
Discreet packaging means the box blends in with every other parcel at the desk. If things tend to disappear from your lobby, ask the concierge to hold it, or ship to an address where you know someone will be in.
Low ground, dykes and wet parcels
Richmond sits low, behind dykes along the Fraser River and the Strait of Georgia, and it gets plenty of rain from fall into spring. A box left on an exposed step in Steveston or Terra Nova can get soaked, so follow the tracking and bring it in as soon as it shows delivered.
West-side porches catch the wind off the Strait. A covered spot or a lobby beats an open step every time.
Heat is the other enemy. Cartridges and chocolate edibles do badly in a hot car, so do not leave the parcel in a parking lot at Richmond Centre or Lansdowne Centre while you run errands.
If a Richmond parcel goes quiet
Open the tracking link first. It tells you whether the box has left, where it is now and whether the courier already tried to deliver it.
If it says delivered and you cannot see it, check the concierge desk and the parcel room, and in a townhouse row look at the steps on either side of yours. Look-alike units in Steveston and Ironwood complexes are an easy place for a box to land one door off.
Still nothing. Text 647-660-7351 with the order number and the Richmond address, or call during 8 AM to 2 AM Eastern (until 3 AM Thursday to Saturday). Written details make an address problem much quicker to untangle.
Ordering to Richmond in six steps
From an empty cart to a box on your step, this is the order things happen in.
Pick your products
Choose from flower, edibles, vapes and the rest of the menu. Watch the subtotal if you want free shipping at $150.
Type the Richmond address
Include the unit, buzzer number and postal code. Checkout reads the city and postal code and applies mail order pricing for B.C.
Confirm your age
Tick the 19+ box. A first order waits for an ID check before it is processed.
Pay by e-Transfer
Use the details sent to you by text or email. The $5 fee is part of the total you already saw.
Get the tracking email
It lands when the parcel ships. Most orders reach Richmond 24 to 72 hours later.
Bring it inside
Collect the box from the lobby or the step once tracking marks it delivered, and sooner on a wet day.
Paying from Richmond by Interac e-Transfer
Interac e-Transfer is the only way to pay for mail order. The details reach you by text or email after checkout, and you send the payment from your bank's app.
The parcel stays put until that payment arrives. Every e-Transfer order carries a $5 fee, already included in the total before you confirm.
There is no cash on delivery and nobody collecting money at your door.
Payment questions go to customer service at 647-660-7351, by phone or text, 8 AM to 2 AM Eastern (until 3 AM Thursday to Saturday). Those hours are Eastern time, so a late call from Richmond needs converting to Pacific time first.
Choosing from the menu
Product pages show THC and CBD where the numbers are known, the strain type and, for flower, the grade. Grades run from value options through AAA to AAAA flower, and they describe appearance, smell, trim and burn.
Pre-rolls and disposable vapes are the easiest starting points if you do not own a grinder or a battery. Pre-rolls come ready to light, and a disposable needs no separate battery or cartridge.
Concentrates are much stronger than flower by weight. The hash and shatter in the concentrates section suit experienced users, and a little goes a long way.
If you want the plant without much of a high, the CBD section is the better starting point. Menu items sell out and get replaced often, and current deals sit on the deals page.
Shop by category for Richmond
Each of these categories ships to Richmond in the same discreet, tracked parcel.
Richmond, B.C. or Richmond Hill, Ont.
If a search for Richmond brought you here, this table shows which city you are dealing with and what changes between them.
| Detail | Richmond, B.C. | Richmond Hill, Ont. |
|---|---|---|
| Province | British Columbia | Ontario |
| Postal codes start with | V | L |
| How orders arrive | Tracked express mail, 24 to 72 hours after shipping | Same-day GTA delivery by a GasDank driver |
| Minimum order | None | $60 |
| Shipping or delivery fee | $20, free from $150 | $20, free from $160 |
| Payment | Interac e-Transfer only | Cash or Interac e-Transfer |
| Legal age | 19 | 19 |
| Page to use | This one | Richmond Hill |
B.C. cannabis rules in Richmond
Richmond follows provincial and federal law, and the City of Richmond can layer its own bylaws on top. Numbers in brackets link to the official sources at the bottom of the page.
Legal age
Richmond follows the B.C. minimum of 19 for buying, using, possessing or growing non-medical cannabis.[1]
Carrying in public
Walking along No. 3 Road or the dyke, an adult may carry up to 30 grams of dried cannabis or the equivalent.[1]
Kept at home
A Richmond household can store up to 1,000 grams of dried cannabis, or equivalent, at home.[1]
Home plants
Adults may grow up to 4 plants at home in Richmond, subject to any lease or strata bylaw.[1]
Carrying in a vehicle
Sealed original packaging allows up to 30 grams in a vehicle; opened or loose product, also capped at 30 grams, must go where the driver cannot get at it, like the trunk.[1]
Using in a vehicle
Consuming cannabis in a vehicle or boat is illegal for operators and passengers alike, parked or moving, except in a motor home, camper or trailer used as a residence where camping is allowed.[2]
Near transit
No smoking or vaping within 6 metres of a bus stop, transit shelter or train station, which takes in Richmond's Canada Line stations.[2]
Impaired driving
A blood THC level of 5 ng per ml or more can lead to up to 10 years in prison, and 2 ng to under 5 ng carries a fine of up to $1,000.[4]
Where Richmond lets you smoke or vape
As a rule of thumb, B.C. allows adults to smoke or vape cannabis in public where tobacco smoking and vaping are allowed, and in designated smoking areas. In Richmond, the park rules cover the most ground.
Provincial, regional and municipal parks are off limits apart from some designated areas and campsites. That covers Garry Point Park in Steveston, Minoru Park in the City Centre and the Richmond Nature Park. If a stretch of dyke trail runs through park land, treat it the same way.
Playgrounds, sports fields, skate parks, swimming pools and spray pools are banned too, decks and seating included. School properties are out, along with roads, sidewalks, parks and playgrounds alongside or next to schools.
Keep 6 metres away from bus stops, transit shelters and the Canada Line stations, and from the doorways, windows and air intakes of public buildings and workplaces such as Richmond City Hall on No. 3 Road. The City of Richmond can add its own bylaws, so check them before you light up somewhere new.
“If you eat or drink cannabis, these effects can occur within 30 minutes to 2 hours and can last up to 24 hours.”
Impaired driving on Richmond roads
Federal limits apply on Highway 99, Steveston Highway and every other road in Richmond. Having 2 ng or more but under 5 ng of THC per ml of blood is a summary offence with a fine of up to $1,000. At 5 ng or more, it becomes a hybrid offence that can mean up to 10 years in prison.
Mixing makes it worse. A blood alcohol level of 50 mg per 100 ml combined with 2.5 ng of THC per ml is its own offence.
B.C. adds rules of its own. Nobody in a vehicle or boat may consume cannabis, whether it is moving or parked, and you cannot operate one knowing someone aboard is using. The only exception is a motor home, camper or trailer being lived in and parked where camping is allowed.
Plan the night before it starts. The Canada Line, a taxi or a friend who has not used anything all cost less than a charge.
Strata rules in Richmond buildings
B.C. puts no limits on adults using cannabis in a privately owned home, but a large share of Richmond homes are strata condos and townhouses, and many more are rentals. Strata corporations and landlords can restrict or ban smoking, growing, or both.
To pass that kind of bylaw, a strata needs a three quarter vote of owners. Read your bylaws before lighting up on a balcony in the City Centre or a patio in a Steveston complex.
Growing follows the same logic. The province allows up to 4 plants at home, yet a tenancy agreement or a strata bylaw can still say no.
Storing your order at home
A Richmond household can legally keep up to 1,000 grams at home, so the practical question is storage. Flower keeps best in an airtight jar somewhere cool and dark, away from sunny windows.
Edibles need extra care in a home with children. Keep them in their original packaging, up high or locked away, because infused candy looks like any other candy.
Vape cartridges last longer stored upright and at room temperature. A drawer away from the heater works.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does GasDank deliver weed to Richmond, B.C.?
Yes. GasDank ships to every Richmond address by tracked express mail order, from the City Centre towers to Steveston and East Richmond. Parcels usually arrive 24 to 72 hours after they ship, with tracking sent by email. Shipping is $20, free for orders of $150 or more, and payment is by Interac e-Transfer.
Is this page for Richmond Hill, Ontario?
No. This page covers Richmond in British Columbia, south of Vancouver. Richmond Hill, Ontario is a GTA city with same-day delivery by a GasDank driver, and it has its own page. Checkout tells the two apart from the city and postal code: Richmond, B.C. codes start with V and Richmond Hill codes start with L.
How long does shipping to Richmond take?
Most Richmond parcels arrive 24 to 72 hours after they ship. The window starts when the courier takes the box, not when you place the order, so a first order waiting on ID verification or an unpaid e-Transfer leaves later. Your tracking number comes by email at shipping and shows each step until delivery.
Why is Richmond not a same-day delivery city?
Same-day delivery runs only in Toronto and the GTA cities listed on our weed delivery page, where GasDank drivers work. Richmond, B.C. is outside that area, so every order here ships by tracked express mail. Most arrive 24 to 72 hours after shipping, so plan a few days ahead if you want something for the weekend.
What does shipping to Richmond cost?
$20 on any Richmond order under $150, and nothing on orders of $150 or more. Interac e-Transfer adds a $5 fee, and that is the only other charge. Checkout lists each amount before you confirm, so the total you agree to is the total you send by e-Transfer.
Is there a minimum order in Richmond?
No. Mail order to Richmond has no minimum, so one item can ship by itself. Orders below $150 pay $20 for shipping, and orders at or above it ship free. Checkout shows which side of that line your cart is on before you confirm anything.
How do I pay for a Richmond order?
By Interac e-Transfer, the only payment method for mail order, which carries a $5 fee. The transfer details arrive by text or email after you check out. Your parcel ships once the payment is received, and no money changes hands at your door, because the courier only delivers.
Do I need ID to order weed to Richmond?
Yes. Every customer must be 19 or older and confirms that at checkout. GasDank also verifies ID for each new client before a first order is processed, so have valid government photo ID ready the first time you order to a Richmond address. That check is a one-time step for new clients.
What is the legal age for weed in Richmond, B.C.?
19. In British Columbia you must be 19 or older to buy, use, possess or grow non-medical cannabis, and Richmond follows the provincial rule. GasDank applies the same 19+ requirement to every order, so nobody younger can order to a Richmond address, whatever the building or neighbourhood.
How much cannabis can I carry in Richmond?
Up to 30 grams of dried cannabis, or the equivalent, in public. At home a Richmond household can hold up to 1,000 grams. In a car, up to 30 grams can travel in sealed original packaging, and opened or unpackaged cannabis must be somewhere the driver cannot reach, such as the trunk.
Can I grow weed at home in Richmond?
Yes, up to 4 plants at home if you are 19 or older. Your landlord or strata corporation can restrict or ban growing, and a strata needs a three quarter vote of owners to pass that kind of bylaw. Townhouse and condo owners in Richmond should read their bylaws before starting any plants.
Can I smoke weed on the Richmond dyke trails?
Not where the trail runs through a park. B.C. bans smoking and vaping cannabis in provincial, regional and municipal parks, apart from some designated areas and campsites, which covers places like Garry Point Park. You also cannot smoke within 6 metres of a bus stop or Canada Line station, and the City of Richmond can add its own bylaws.
Will the parcel look like cannabis in my Richmond lobby?
No. Packaging is discreet, and nothing on the outside says cannabis. To a concierge or a neighbour it looks like any other online order. You still want to collect it promptly, because lobbies and wet front steps are not the place to leave a parcel for long.
How long do edibles take to work?
Health Canada says eating or drinking cannabis can take 30 minutes to 2 hours before you feel it, and the effects can last up to 24 hours. Smoking or vaping is felt within seconds to minutes. Take a small amount, give it 2 full hours, and do not plan to drive the Massey Tunnel afterwards.
When is customer service open for Richmond orders?
Customer service runs 8 AM to 2 AM Eastern (until 3 AM Thursday to Saturday), by phone or text at 647-660-7351. Those hours are Eastern time, so Richmond customers should convert them to Pacific time first. Use it for tracking questions, payment problems or an address correction, and include your order number so the answer comes faster.
Sources
Legal information above was 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