Looking for weed delivery in Burnaby? Green Express brings cannabis orders to homes and apartments right across the city, from the condo towers of Metrotown and Brentwood to the residential streets of Burnaby Heights, Edmonds and Lake City. Every order is delivered the same day, and the shop takes orders around the clock, seven days a week.
Everything happens online. Pick your products from the shop, enter a Burnaby street address and choose how you want to pay: Interac e-Transfer, or cash handed to the driver at the door. Delivery costs $10, and that charge disappears on any order of $50 or more. The person who receives the order has to be 19 or older.
Delivery at a glance
| Area | All of Burnaby, including addresses with postal codes starting V3N, V5A, V5B, V5C, V5E, V5G, V5H and V5J |
| Delivery hours | 24/7, with same-day delivery |
| Delivery fee | $10; no delivery fee on orders of $50 or more |
| Payment | Interac e-Transfer or cash on delivery |
| Who can order | Adults 19+ only; the person receiving the order must be 19 or older |
Burnaby neighbourhoods we cover
Burnaby is planned around four town centres: Metrotown, Brentwood, Lougheed and Edmonds. Our drivers cover the neighbourhoods around each of them, along with the quieter residential pockets in between.
North Burnaby
Burnaby Heights and the shops along Hastings Street, Capitol Hill, Willingdon Heights, Brentwood Park, Parkcrest and Lochdale.
Northeast Burnaby
Lougheed Town Centre, Government Road, Lake City, and Burnaby Mountain, including the UniverCity community beside Simon Fraser University.
Central and southwest Burnaby
Metrotown, Maywood, Marlborough, Windsor, Suncrest, Sussex-Nelson and the streets around Central Park and Deer Lake.
Southeast Burnaby
Edmonds, Highgate, Stride Avenue, Cariboo, Royal Oak and the Big Bend area on the Fraser River side of the city.
Burnaby addresses fall under eight postal prefixes: V3N, V5A, V5B, V5C, V5E, V5G, V5H and V5J. Neighbourhood names and postal areas do not always match up neatly, so go by the city shown in your address. If you are just over the line in the Royal City, our New Westminster delivery page has the same hours, fee and payment options.
What’s on the menu
The complete catalogue is on the shop page, split into a few main categories:
- Flower: dried cannabis flower, listed by strain.
- Pre-rolls and accessories: ready-rolled joints, along with rolling papers and other accessories.
- Edibles: gummies and other packaged cannabis edibles in a range of flavours.
- THC pens: both disposable pens and vape cartridges.
- Concentrates: including hash and shatter.
Open any product to read its details before it goes in your cart. Stock changes from time to time, so the shop always shows what is available right now.
How ordering works
- Browse. Scroll through the shop or go straight to a category, then add what you want to your cart.
- Check out. Type in your Burnaby street address. If you live in a tower near Metrotown, Brentwood or Lougheed, add your unit number and buzzer code so the driver can reach your door.
- Pay. Pick Interac e-Transfer or cash on delivery.
- Receive. Your order arrives the same day. Whoever accepts it at the door must be 19 or older.
The whole process is laid out on our how delivery works page, and general questions are answered in the FAQ.
Getting around Burnaby’s town centres
Metrotown is Burnaby’s downtown. It is built around Metropolis at Metrotown and the Expo Line station, and it is ringed by a growing cluster of residential towers. Most deliveries here go to apartment buildings, so a buzzer code and unit number make the hand-off much smoother.
Brentwood, in the northwest corner of the city, has filled in with new towers around Brentwood Town Centre station on the Millennium Line. Lougheed, in the northeast, is where the Millennium Line continues on toward Coquitlam, and it is going through the same kind of tower growth.
Edmonds, in the southeast, covers the most ground of the four town centres and was Burnaby’s original downtown, home to the first City Hall. Further south, the Big Bend lowlands mix business parks with homes, so check that your address and unit details are complete before you place the order.
Up on Burnaby Mountain, Simon Fraser University and the UniverCity neighbourhood sit at the top of the hill. If you live up there, put your building name in the delivery notes so the driver finds the right entrance.
Burnaby delivery FAQ
Which parts of Burnaby do you deliver to?
The whole city, from Burnaby Heights in the north to Big Bend in the south and from the Vancouver border east to Lougheed and Burnaby Mountain. Addresses with postal codes starting V3N, V5A, V5B, V5C, V5E, V5G, V5H or V5J are inside the Burnaby area.
Can I order late at night?
Yes. The shop takes orders 24/7, and every order is delivered the same day, whether you place it in the morning or after midnight.
How much is delivery in Burnaby?
Delivery is $10. Once your order reaches $50 or more, there is no delivery fee.
What payment methods do you take?
Interac e-Transfer or cash on delivery. You choose one at checkout.
Who can accept the delivery?
The order is handed to the person who answers the door, and that person must be 19 or older. Plan to be available at the address you entered.
I live near the Burnaby and New Westminster border. Which page applies?
Use the page for the city named in your address. Both cities are covered on the same terms, and New Westminster details are on our New Westminster page.
Order cannabis delivery in Burnaby
Ready to order? Head to the shop, fill your cart and check out with your Burnaby address. Delivery runs 24/7, orders arrive the same day, and there is no delivery fee once you reach $50. Neighbours to the east and south are covered too: see our pages for Coquitlam, New Westminster and Richmond.
Want more local detail? Read our same-day weed delivery guide for Burnaby, with neighbourhood notes, ordering steps and answers to common questions.