Tsawwassen has always felt like its own little corner of the Lower Mainland. Between the ferry terminal, Centennial Beach, Boundary Bay, farmland, and the U.S. border just down the road, getting around—and knowing which rules apply—can be a little different here.

Fortunately, buying legal cannabis in Tsawwassen is straightforward. Here’s what you need to know about shopping locally, getting cannabis delivered, taking it on the ferry, and staying on the right side of the rules.

Buying Cannabis in Tsawwassen

There’s no need to drive toward Surrey just to visit a licensed cannabis retailer. Our Tsawwassen location gives the local community access to legal cannabis right here in the neighbourhood.

As a licensed BC cannabis store, our products come through the province’s regulated supply chain. That means products are tested, properly packaged, and clearly labelled with information such as THC and CBD content, packaging dates, and batch details.

That transparency is one of the biggest advantages of buying legal cannabis—you know what you’re actually getting.

What should you bring? Valid government-issued photo ID. You must be 19 or older to purchase cannabis in BC, and staff may be required to check your ID even if you’re a regular customer.

Cannabis Delivery in Tsawwassen & Ladner

Don’t feel like heading out? Tsawwassen and Ladner are both within our free same-day cannabis delivery area.

Order online and we’ll bring your order directly to your door. There are just a few things to keep in mind:

• Have your ID ready. The driver needs to verify that the person receiving the order is of legal age.
• Someone 19+ must receive the delivery. Cannabis orders can’t simply be left unattended at the door or with someone underage.
• Watch the delivery cut-off times. Orders placed later in the day may be delivered the following day. Check our online ordering page for current information.

If you’re in Boundary Bay, around Tsawwassen First Nation lands, or farther along the surrounding roads, delivery may still be available. If you’re unsure whether your address is covered, contact us and we’ll let you know.

Can You Take Cannabis on BC Ferries?

This is an especially common question in Tsawwassen.

You can legally transport cannabis within Canada, provided you stay within the legal public possession limit. For most adults, that’s up to 30 grams of dried cannabis or its equivalent.

So if you’ve picked something up in Tsawwassen before catching a ferry to Vancouver Island, simply having legal cannabis with you isn’t automatically a problem.

Using cannabis aboard the ferry is another matter. BC Ferries has its own policies governing smoking, vaping, and cannabis consumption aboard vessels and at terminals. Those policies can change, so it’s worth checking BC Ferries’ current rules before travelling.

If you’re driving, remember that BC also has rules around cannabis in vehicles. Keep your cannabis properly packaged and stored while you’re on the road rather than having an open product accessible inside the vehicle.

Heading to Point Roberts? Leave the Cannabis at Home

Living in Tsawwassen means the U.S. border is unusually close. That makes one rule particularly important:

Never take cannabis across the Canada–U.S. border.

Cannabis being legal in BC—and also legal under Washington State law—doesn’t make it legal to carry across an international border.

If you’re heading into Point Roberts for groceries, gas, the beach, or anything else, make sure you don’t have cannabis with you before reaching the crossing. The same principle applies when travelling from the United States into Canada.

It’s an easy mistake to avoid and one that isn’t worth the potential consequences.

Where Can You Consume Cannabis in Delta?

BC generally regulates cannabis smoking and vaping similarly to tobacco, but there are plenty of exceptions. Restrictions apply around areas such as playgrounds, sports facilities, bus stops, patios, vehicles, and other designated public spaces.

Municipal rules can add further restrictions, so don’t assume that every outdoor area around Tsawwassen or Boundary Bay allows cannabis consumption.

If you’re thinking about consuming at Centennial Beach, in a park, or along a public trail, check the current provincial and City of Delta rules first. Private property where cannabis consumption is permitted is generally the simplest option.

For more background on how these rules work, we’ve also covered the subject in our guide to where you can legally smoke cannabis in New Westminster.

What Should You Ask Your Budtender?

Whether cannabis is completely new to you or you’ve been buying the same product for years, talking to a budtender can help you find something better suited to what you’re looking for.

Instead of choosing based entirely on the biggest THC number on the shelf, try asking:

1. “What came in recently?” If you’re shopping for flower, packaging dates and freshness can make a noticeable difference to aroma and overall quality.
2. “What’s the terpene profile like?” Terpenes contribute to cannabis’s aroma and flavour and can be a useful way to compare products. Learn more in our guide to cannabis terpenes.
3. “What do you have that’s lower intensity?” Higher THC isn’t automatically better. Lower-THC flower, balanced THC/CBD products, and lower-dose edibles can all be worth exploring.
4. “What BC-grown craft products do you have?” Shopping locally is a great opportunity to discover smaller producers from around the province. Read more about craft cannabis in British Columbia.

You don’t need to know exactly what you want before walking into the store. Tell the budtender what you’re looking for, what you’ve enjoyed before, and what you’d rather avoid.

FAQ

Is there a cannabis store in Tsawwassen?

Yes. Queens Cannabis has a licensed cannabis retail location in Tsawwassen, making it easy to shop locally without travelling farther into Delta or Surrey. Products sold through the store come from BC’s regulated legal cannabis supply chain.

Does Queens Cannabis deliver to Tsawwassen and Ladner?

Yes. Tsawwassen and Ladner are within our free same-day delivery area. The person accepting the delivery must be 19 or older and have valid ID available for verification.

Can I take cannabis on BC Ferries?

Adults can generally transport legally purchased cannabis within Canada while staying within the legal possession limit of 30 grams of dried cannabis or its equivalent. BC Ferries has separate rules regarding smoking, vaping, and consumption aboard its vessels and at terminals, so check its current policy before travelling.

Can I take cannabis across the border to Point Roberts?

No. Do not transport cannabis across the Canada–U.S. border in either direction. The fact that recreational cannabis is legal in both British Columbia and Washington State does not make transporting it across the international border legal.

How old do I have to be to buy cannabis in BC?

You must be 19 or older to purchase cannabis in British Columbia. Have valid government-issued photo ID with you when shopping in-store or receiving a cannabis delivery.