Same-Day Weed Delivery in Burnaby: A Local Guide

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Between SkyTrain commutes, classes on Burnaby Mountain and late shifts at the city’s malls and business parks, a lot of people in Burnaby would rather not plan an evening around a store run. If you have been searching for same day weed delivery Burnaby options, this practical guide covers which neighbourhoods Green Express reaches, what is on the menu, how checkout works and a few habits that make the hand-off at your door quick. Everything here is for adults 19 and over, and you can confirm your address on our how delivery works page before you start.

Why Burnaby residents choose same-day delivery

Burnaby is spread across hills, lakes and four busy town centres. Ordering online skips the drive, the parking and the line. Here is what people tend to value most.

Ordering on your own schedule

The online shop accepts orders 24/7, so you can place one first thing in the morning, on a lunch break or long after the stores along Kingsway have closed. Every order is set up for same-day delivery to the Burnaby address you enter at checkout.

Sealed, opaque packaging

Products arrive in their original sealed packaging, and the whole order goes inside a sealed, opaque outer package. Nobody in a busy tower lobby or a shared hallway can see what you ordered, and nothing is opened before it reaches you.

One cart, every category

Instead of visiting different shops for flower, a vape and a pack of gummies, you can put all of it in one order, and each listing shows its details so you can compare first.

A delivery fee you can see up front

Delivery costs $10, and there is no delivery fee on orders of $50 or more. The fee appears at checkout before you confirm, alongside your choice of payment: Interac e-Transfer or cash on delivery.

Coverage that follows Burnaby’s postal map

Our same day weed delivery Burnaby coverage spans all eight of the city’s postal prefixes: V3N, V5A, V5B, V5C, V5E, V5G, V5H and V5J. A few blocks around Lougheed Town Centre carry V3J codes even though they sit in Burnaby; V3J is part of our Coquitlam delivery area, so those addresses are covered too. Full details for the city are on our Burnaby weed delivery page.

Burnaby neighbourhoods we deliver to

Burnaby has grown around Metrotown, Brentwood, Edmonds and Lougheed, with older residential streets and industrial land in between. Here is a quick tour.

Metrotown, Maywood and Marlborough (V5H)

Burnaby’s busiest town centre wraps around Metropolis at Metrotown and the Metrotown Expo Line station, with Central Park on its western edge near Patterson station. Most addresses here are high-rise condos and rentals off Kingsway, Willingdon Avenue and Imperial Street, so a unit number and buzzer code are essential.

Brentwood, Willingdon Heights and Burnaby Heights (V5C)

Brentwood has filled in with towers around The Amazing Brentwood and Brentwood Town Centre station on the Millennium Line, where Lougheed Highway meets Willingdon. A few blocks north, Burnaby Heights keeps a village feel along Hastings Street, with Confederation Park and older family homes on the slopes above Burrard Inlet.

Edmonds, Highgate and Stride Avenue (V3N and V5E)

Burnaby’s southeast centre stretches along Kingsway near Edmonds station, with Highgate Village and the Edmonds Community Centre close by. South of Kingsway, the streets around Stride Avenue drop toward the Fraser and mix newer townhouses with established homes.

Deer Lake, BCIT and Douglas-Gilpin (V5G)

Canada Way runs past City Hall and the Deer Lake parklands, where the Shadbolt Centre for the Arts and Burnaby Village Museum sit beside the lake. Nearby, BCIT’s main campus on Willingdon Avenue anchors a district of apartments and detached homes.

Lougheed, Parkcrest and Burnaby Mountain (V5A and V5B)

In the northeast, Lougheed Town Centre is surrounded by new towers on the Millennium Line, while Parkcrest and the streets near Sperling–Burnaby Lake station are mostly quieter single-family blocks. Up the hill, the UniverCity neighbourhood shares Burnaby Mountain with Simon Fraser University, and the Lake City business park sits below it near Lake City Way station.

Big Bend, Suncrest and Royal Oak (V5J)

The south slope runs from Royal Oak station down to Marine Way and the Fraser River, where Burnaby Fraser Foreshore Park borders a large area of business parks. Suncrest and the Clinton-Glenwood streets above it are mainly houses and low-rise buildings.

What you can order

Browse the full range in the shop, or jump to a category:

How to order

  • Check your postal code. Enter it on the how delivery works page to confirm your address is in the area.
  • Fill your cart. Pick products from any category. Reading the product details first, along with our guide on how to read a cannabis label in Canada, helps you compare THC and CBD numbers.
  • Enter your address. Use your full Burnaby street address with the unit number, buzzer code and any building name.
  • Pick a payment method. Choose Interac e-Transfer or cash on delivery.
  • Meet the driver. Your order comes the same day. The person who accepts it must be 19 or older.

Tips for a smooth delivery in Burnaby

Most delivery hiccups come down to finding the right door. These habits help, and they double as a checklist for comparing any delivery service.

  • Give tower details. In Metrotown, Brentwood and Lougheed, many buildings have several entrances. Add the tower name, buzzer code and the street the lobby faces.
  • Name your building on the mountain. UniverCity buildings can look alike after dark, so the building name and nearest cross street save time.
  • Use a street address. We deliver to homes, apartments and businesses with a street address. Deer Lake, Central Park, Burnaby Lake and other parks are not delivery points.
  • Keep your phone nearby. If the driver cannot find the entrance, a quick call sorts it out.
  • Plan for an adult at the door. The order can only go to someone 19 or older. British Columbia sets 19 as the minimum age to buy, use or possess cannabis, as the Province explains on its possession and purchasing page.
  • Look for clear terms. Whichever service you use, the delivery area, delivery fee and payment options should be easy to find before you check out. Ours are on the FAQ page.

Same day weed delivery Burnaby FAQ

Do you deliver to SFU and UniverCity?

Yes. Addresses on Burnaby Mountain, including the UniverCity neighbourhood, use the V5A prefix and are part of our Burnaby area. Add your building name so the driver finds the right entrance.

My address near Lougheed starts with V3J. Am I covered?

Yes. V3J is one of our delivery prefixes, so addresses around Lougheed Town Centre are covered whether the city on the address reads Burnaby or Coquitlam.

Can you deliver to a park or the Burnaby Lake trails?

No. Orders go to street addresses such as homes, apartments and businesses, not parks, trails or other public spaces.

How much is delivery in Burnaby?

It is $10 per order, and there is no delivery fee once your order reaches $50 or more.

How do I pay?

Choose Interac e-Transfer or cash on delivery at checkout. If you pay cash, have it ready when the driver arrives.

Ready to order in Burnaby?

Same-day weed delivery in Burnaby works the same way whether you live in a Metrotown tower, a Heights bungalow or a Big Bend townhouse: check your postal code, fill your cart and choose how to pay. For city-specific details, visit our Burnaby delivery page. Close to a city line? We also deliver in New Westminster and Coquitlam, and our Metro Vancouver delivery guide covers the rest of the region.

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