Same-Day Weed Delivery in Delta: From North Delta to Tsawwassen

Delta is really three communities sharing one city hall. North Delta sits on the ridge above the Fraser River, Ladner spreads out near the river mouth, and Tsawwassen fills the peninsula beside the ferry causeway, with farmland and Burns Bog in between. That spread is exactly why so many people search for same day weed delivery Delta options: instead of crossing the city to pick something up, you place an order online and it comes to your street address. This guide covers how delivery works in each part of Delta, what you can order and how to keep things simple at the door.
Green Express serves adults only. In British Columbia you must be 19 or older to buy, use or possess non-medical cannabis, as the Province explains on its cannabis in B.C. page, and the person who receives your order must be 19 or older.
Why Delta residents choose same-day delivery
Ordering that fits any schedule
The online shop is open 24/7. You can order after a late shift at a Tilbury warehouse, on a slow Sunday in Ladner or in the evening once the kids are asleep in North Delta, and your order goes out for delivery the same day.
Sealed, opaque packaging
Each product stays in its original sealed packaging, and the full order is packed inside a sealed, opaque outer package. Nothing on the outside hints at what is inside, which is handy on a quiet cul-de-sac where neighbours notice every car that pulls up.
A wide menu in one cart
Rather than visiting several shops along Scott Road, Ladner Trunk Road or 56th Street, you can compare the whole menu at once: flower, pre-rolls, THC pens, edibles and concentrates, with product details on every page.
A simple delivery fee
Delivery is $10. When your order reaches $50 or more, there is no delivery fee. The rule is the same at both ends of the city, so a Beach Grove address pays exactly what an Annieville address pays.
Coverage across all three communities
We deliver to every Delta postal prefix: V4C, V4E, V4G, V4K, V4L and V4M. For a one-page summary of coverage, see our Delta delivery page. If you are unsure about your address, the postal code checker on how delivery works will confirm it before you start shopping.
Neighbourhoods we deliver to in Delta
Here is a short orientation to the areas on our Delta route. For official maps and local services, the City of Delta website is a good reference.
Scottsdale, Nordel and the Scott Road corridor
The eastern edge of North Delta follows Scott Road (120 Street), a busy commercial strip shared with Surrey. Scottsdale Centre and Scott 72 Centre sit near 72 Avenue, and Nordel Way carries traffic west toward Highway 91. Addresses here generally start with V4C or V4E. If your home is on the east side of Scott Road, you are in Surrey, which is covered on our Surrey page.
Annieville and the riverfront
Annieville is where North Delta began; BC’s first commercial salmon cannery opened here in 1870. Today it is a residential pocket along River Road close to the Alex Fraser Bridge, with industrial land and the South Fraser Perimeter Road between the houses and the river.
Ladner Village and East Ladner
Ladner’s heritage village lies north of Ladner Trunk Road and west of Arthur Drive, home to small shops, cafés and the Delta Museum and Archives. East of Highway 17A, East Ladner is a patchwork of acreages and farmland, so rural addresses benefit from a note about the driveway or gate. Ladner postal codes begin with V4K.
Tsawwassen: English Bluff, Pebble Hill and Beach Grove
Tsawwassen’s main street is 56th Street, with its commercial heart at 12th Avenue. English Bluff runs along the western heights, Pebble Hill wraps around Diefenbaker Park, and Beach Grove sits on Boundary Bay east of 56th Street. Postal codes here start with V4L or V4M. One local quirk: 56th Street continues south into Point Roberts, Washington, which is part of the United States. We do not deliver there, and taking cannabis across the Canadian border is illegal.
Tilbury, Annacis Island and other workplaces
Delta has a large industrial base. Tilbury lies between Highway 17A and North Delta, and Annacis Island sits in the Fraser across from New Westminster. Annacis Island belongs to Delta even though its postal codes begin with V3M. Businesses with a street address can receive orders, but check your employer’s rules about cannabis at work first.
What you can order
The full catalogue is available to every Delta address. Here is how the menu is organized:
- Flower: dried cannabis listed by strain. Curious what the letters mean? Our guide to AA vs AAA vs AAAA weed grades explains them.
- Pre-rolls and accessories: ready-rolled joints, plus papers and other gear. See infused vs regular pre-rolls for the difference between the two.
- Vapes (THC pens): disposable pens and cartridges.
- Edibles: gummies and other packaged edibles. Edibles behave differently from smoked products, so read edibles 101: start low and go slow before your first order.
- Concentrates: hash, shatter and other extracts.
Stock changes as products sell through and new batches arrive, so the shop always shows what is on hand today.
How to order, step by step
- Check your postal code. Enter it on the how delivery works page to confirm your address is on the route.
- Build your cart. Browse by category and add the products you want.
- Enter your Delta street address. Include your unit number, the complex name for a townhouse, or gate and driveway notes for a rural property in East Ladner.
- Choose how to pay. Select Interac e-Transfer or cash on delivery.
- Be ready for the hand-off. Your order arrives the same day, and whoever receives it must be 19 or older.
Tips for a smooth delivery in Delta
- Give a street address, not a landmark. We deliver to homes, apartments, hotels and businesses with a street address. Parks, beaches and public spaces such as Centennial Beach or the Boundary Bay dyke are not delivery points.
- Spell out townhouse details. Many complexes in Ladner and North Delta share one street number, so add your unit and the complex name.
- Leave a light on after dark. House numbers on acreages and unlit farm roads are hard to read at night.
- Keep your phone nearby. The driver may need to call if the entrance is hard to find.
- Have cash ready if you chose cash on delivery.
- Compare services on the basics. Whoever you order from, the delivery fee, payment methods and 19+ policy should be clear before you check out, not explained at the door.
Same day weed delivery Delta FAQ
Is Tsawwassen too far for same-day delivery?
No. Tsawwassen addresses starting with V4L or V4M are on the route, along with Ladner and North Delta. If you are not sure about your postal code, use the checker on our how delivery works page.
What does delivery cost in Delta?
$10 per order. There is no delivery fee when your order comes to $50 or more.
Can you deliver to Point Roberts?
No. Point Roberts is in the United States, and taking cannabis across the Canadian border is illegal. We deliver only to street addresses inside our BC service area.
Can I get an order at my workplace in Tilbury or on Annacis Island?
Yes, if the business has a street address and someone 19 or older is there to receive it. Check your employer’s policy on cannabis first.
How do I pay?
Choose Interac e-Transfer or cash on delivery at checkout.
Does someone need to be home?
Yes. Someone at the address has to receive the order, and that person must be 19 or older.
Start your Delta order
Whether you live in Scottsdale, Ladner Village or English Bluff, every same-day order in Delta starts in the shop. For a quick look at our Delta coverage and postal codes, visit the weed delivery in Delta page, and for the bigger picture, read how same-day delivery works across Metro Vancouver. Close to the city line? We also deliver in Richmond and Surrey.





