No, we do not deliver outside the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada.

No. By law, we are only permitted to serve the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador. When purchasing cannabis online, your billing address can be from outside of the province, but your shipping address must be located within the province.

No. CannabisNL retails cannabis from licensed producers in Canada through SHOPCANNABISNL. However, there are Licensed Cannabis Retailers who operate physical stores across the province. Check out their locations HERE.

Orders are typically delivered within 2 business days but may vary depending on your location such as in rural areas. Please read our Shipping Policy HERE.

Please send us an email at support@123.com as soon as you discover any issues with the product you purchased whether in-store or online. We also encourage you to refer to our SHIPPING AND RETURNS page for additional details.

All products sold online and in-store are strictly sourced from Canada-licensed producers, who follow Health Canada’s extensive quality control standards. All products are packaged by the producers and arrive sealed, there is no additional handling from Cannabis NL. If you have questions or concerns about the product, we encourage you to call the toll-free number indicated on the product packaging.

All online orders are shipped in opaque shipping envelopes and carefully packed to ensure the package does not emit an odour of cannabis. If this happens, the package will be automatically returned to us by Canada Post.

No, ShopCannabisNL does not sell any accessories related to cannabis. Depending on the store format, select Licensed Cannabis Retailers are permitted to sell accessories and merchandise.

Our LICENSED CANNABIS RETAILER Handbook is a great resource tool if you are interested in becoming a licensed cannabis retailer (LCR). To view the latest LCR opportunities, please click HERE.

No, we do not deliver outside the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada.

No. By law, we are only permitted to serve the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador. When purchasing cannabis online, your billing address can be from outside of the province, but your shipping address must be located within the province.

The cost of shipping is $9.00 + HST, regardless of order size. We ship orders via Canada Post.

Orders are typically delivered within 2 business days but may vary depending on your location such as in rural areas. Please read our Shipping Policy HERE.

No packages will be left in community mailboxes, residential mailboxes, or on doorsteps. If you are not home during delivery, a notice card will be left for you to visit the nearest post office for pick-up. Canada Post will hold the package for two (2) weeks and will be returned to NLC’s Distribution Centre if not collected after this time. A refund will be issued when the package is returned to us.

For online purchases, a valid photo I.D. must be presented upon home delivery. Packages must be signed for by a resident of legal age and will not be left in community mailboxes, residential mailboxes, or on doorsteps. Cannabis NL accepts Canadian Passport, Canadian Citizenship card, Canadian Armed Forces ID, or Driver’s License as valid forms of identification.

No, you may order and check out as a guest. However, creating an account allows you to view order status and store delivery and payment information making your online shopping experience more efficient.

You will receive an electronic order confirmation to the email address you provided when you complete the checkout process. You will also be notified via email when your order has shipped.

Review the tracking details in the Order Confirmation email you should have received upon checkout or sign in to your account and visit the Track My Order section.

No. Once an order is placed, the details of that order are final and cannot be altered, including the shipping address and items purchased. If there is another item that you would like to purchase, you will need to create a new order.

Only in certain conditions do we give a refund. No returns will be offered on products ordered in error, or if you change your mind after purchasing the product. Please read our full Product Cancellation and Returns policy HERE.

Please contact us ie-mail at support@123.com

All products sold online and in-store are strictly sourced from Canada-licensed producers, who follow Health Canada’s extensive quality control standards. All products are packaged by the producers and arrive sealed, there is no additional handling from Cannabis NL. If you have questions or concerns about the product, we encourage you to call the toll-free number indicated on the product packaging.

All online orders are shipped in opaque shipping envelopes and carefully packed to ensure the package does not emit the smell of cannabis. If this happens, the package will be automatically returned to us by Canada Post.

Please send us an email at support@123.com as soon as you discover any issues with the product you purchased whether in-store or online. We also encourage you to refer to our SHIPPING AND RETURNS page for additional details.

No, ShopCannabisNL does not sell any accessories related to cannabis. Depending on the store format, select Licensed Cannabis Retailers are permitted to sell accessories and merchandise.

Yes, a receipt will be included with your order when you receive it. You will also receive an email receipt when you place your order.

If the “Add to Bag” option is not displayed, the product you are searching is not available for online purchasing at this time or you have reached your 30g limit.

The billing address provided must match exactly with the address on your credit card statement. If you continue to experience problems, please contact your credit card provider for assistance, or try another credit card.

No. CannabisNL retails cannabis from licensed producers in Canada through SHOPCANNABISNL. However, there are Licensed Cannabis Retailers who operate physical stores across the province. Check out their locations HERE.

While anyone over the age of 19 may purchase non-medical cannabis in-store through the different Licensed Cannabis Retailers and online via www.ShopCannabisNL.com, medical cannabis patients are encouraged to follow the advice of their healthcare professionals and receive products through their existing medical channels. More information on accessing medical cannabis can be found HERE

Store hours vary by location. You can find store details and contact information for each store HERE.

Delivery, call-in orders, and “Click & Collect” orders are permitted only through certain Licensed Cannabis Retailers. You can find the list LCRs in Newfoundland and Labrador HERE. Please contact the retailer directly to confirm which options they offer.

No. Licensed Cannabis Retailers are only permitted to sell within the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador. We will respect provincial, federal, and international regulations.

No. Cannabis NL sets and maintains common pricing for the same products across the sales network in Newfoundland and Labrador for all Licensed Cannabis Retailers.

Find the latest information on both voluntary and mandatory product recalls HERE.

We regulate and enforce product packaging and safety guidelines in all Licensed Cannabis Retailers and online as identified in the Federal Government regulatory framework.

In the province of Newfoundland and Labrador, plastic cannabis containers can be placed in see-through blue bags along with other recyclable containers with curbside recycling, once the cap liner is removed. Cannabis pouches are made out of mixed materials and as such cannot be recycled so they should be placed in the garbage. All-in-one vapes and vape batteries should not be thrown in household garbage and should be disposed of properly for recycling. More info on where to recycle vapes and vape batteries in province can be found HERE.

In Newfoundland and Labrador, you must be 19 years of age to consume, purchase, and possess cannabis.

Individuals are allowed to purchase up to 30 grams of cannabis flower or equivalent in other formats in one transaction. A maximum of 4 plants are permitted to be purchased at one time.

The Cannabis Act (Canada) and the Cannabis Control Act (NL) specifies that it is an offence for a person of legal age to possess more than 30 grams of dried cannabis (or equivalent) in a public place. Both acts also specify that a maximum of 4 cannabis plants can be grown per dwelling house with no limit on how much cannabis can be obtained from the plants. Different cannabis plants will naturally produce different amounts of flower. A person can have an unlimited amount of legal cannabis in their home.

Those aged 19 years and older will be permitted to grow up to four (4) plants per household.

No. Only federally licensed producers are permitted to grow cannabis to sell. You are not allowed to make edibles to sell.

A person will be allowed to only transport 30 grams of cannabis at a time. While in a vehicle, the cannabis will have to be in a container with an unbroken seal or stored such that it is inaccessible to the driver or a passenger.

Driving while impaired is dangerous and is a criminal offense. Drivers found to be impaired while driving will face driver's license suspensions, fines, vehicle impoundment and/or time in jail.

The Cannabis Act created two new criminal offenses, with a maximum penalty of 14 years in jail for giving or selling cannabis to minors or using a minor to commit a cannabis-related offense.

No, according to the Cannabis Control Act, a person shall not consume cannabis in a vehicle. In addition, cannabis must be kept in its sealed packaging while being transported in a car. If it is not in its original sealed container, it must not be accessible to anyone in the vehicle (i.e. stored in the trunk).

No, it is illegal to consume cannabis in a vehicle regardless of whether it is parked or not. The Highway Traffic Act and the Criminal Code consider whether someone has care or control of a vehicle – if you have care or control of a vehicle, it is possible that you could be charged with impaired driving even though the car is parked. As well, according to the Cannabis Control Act, consuming cannabis in a vehicle is not permitted and cannabis must be kept in its sealed packaging, and not be accessible to anyone inside the vehicle. A limited exception applies to a vehicle being used as a dwelling, such as a motor home while being used for that purpose, while not in motion or on a highway.

The Government of Canada has chosen to legalize cannabis to create a legal framework around the production, distribution, sale, and possession of cannabis in Canada. More information about the federal framework can be found HERE.

The sale of cannabis is being conducted through private retailers licensed by the Newfoundland and Labrador Liquor Corporation (NLC), which has the experience, resources, and infrastructure to be regulator and distributor. NLC controls the possession, sale, and delivery of cannabis, and sets prices for cannabis products.

Our LICENSED CANNABIS RETAILER Handbook is a great resource tool if you are interested in becoming a licensed cannabis retailer (LCR). To view the latest LCR opportunities, please click HERE.

For information on THC, CBD, Terpenes, Ways to Consume, Responsible Consumption,

There are several valuable resources available to help with speaking to children and teens about drugs, including cannabis. For important information, visit the GOVERNMENT OF CANADA or access our website to view educational courses HERE.

For consumer information, including consumption basics such as methods of use and important information on effects, please review the Health Canada consumer information on cannabis HERE. The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health has also developed Canada’s Lower-Risk Cannabis Use Guidelines HERE.

If you or someone you know is struggling with a substance use disorder with cannabis or other drugs, help is available HERE.