Weed Delivery Concord

What actually happens when you order cannabis delivery in Concord?

We deliver in Concord within two hours of order confirmation, every day, on orders placed between 12PM and 10PM, with a $60 CAD minimum. Concord is a suburban industrial district of the City of Vaughan in York Region: Steeles Avenue to the south, Highway 400 west, Dufferin Street east, Rutherford Road north.

Who orders in Concord, and when

Concord is the main industrial district of Vaughan, and the blocks from Keele Street to Dufferin Street are mostly warehousing and manufacturing, which is why plenty of Concord deliveries go to a unit number, not a house number. The residential pockets sit around that core: Glen Shields in the southeast, west of Dufferin Street; Dufferin Hill in the northeast, near Dufferin Street and Rutherford Road; and Carrville, reaching east to Bathurst Street between Rutherford Road and Highway 7. The 10PM line is a cutoff for taking same-day orders, not the hour we stop driving; anything later rolls to noon the next day.

What $60, $10 and $150 mean on a Concord order

Minimum order is $60 CAD, local delivery is a flat $10 CAD, and the fee comes off at $150 CAD. Every order of $60 or more includes a free gift. The arithmetic: ounces on the ounce deals shelf start at $59, and a $59 ounce plus $91 CAD of gummies, a shatter bar or a vape lands exactly on the free-delivery line. Flower comes AAA and AAAA in 7g, 14g and 28g. Local payment is cash at the door or Interac e-Transfer, 19+ only, government ID checked.

Getting to your door in Concord

Concord has eight highway interchanges, one a four-level stack. Highway 400 runs down its western edge and Highway 407 crosses the south end: an asset at 2PM, a tax at 5PM. Keele Street runs along the east side of MacMillan Yard, the freight yard at the centre of Concord’s industry, so it carries freight as well. Langstaff Road east of Creditstone Road is the one main road here that is not four lanes. Viva Orange stops on Highway 7 at Creditstone, Keele and Dufferin; the Barrie GO line runs through Concord without stopping in it, Rutherford station north and Downsview Park south.

Give the driver something to work with: unit number and buzzer code in the checkout notes, a porch light after dark, ID in hand at the door.

Areas of Concord we deliver to

• Glen Shields, in the southeast, west of Dufferin Street
• Dufferin Hill, at Dufferin Street and Rutherford Road
• Carrville, east toward Bathurst Street between Rutherford Road and Highway 7
• The Rivermede Road and Bowes Road blocks north of Highway 7
• The Keele Street employment blocks beside MacMillan Yard
• Centre Street at Dufferin Street, the 1854 postal village corner
• Steeles Avenue at Dufferin Street, by Marita Payne Park and the Bartley Smith Greenway
• The Black Creek and Highway 407 lands in the south

Street coverage is confirmed by the postal code checker on our delivery area page.

Not every address gets same-day. If the checker turns down your postal code, mail order is the route: card or Interac e-Transfer, flat-rate shipping shown at checkout before you pay, free Ground shipping from $150 CAD. Orders placed early in the day ship the same business day; the checkout shows today’s cutoff.

Concord sits inside Vaughan; its neighbours run on the same terms: Thornhill east of Dufferin Street, Maple north of Rutherford Road, Woodbridge across Highway 400.

Weed delivery in Concord, from Edgeley Pond to Glen Shields Park

Six Concord places, with dates from 1818 to 2024.

• A name from Vermont, perhaps. In 1818 Hiram White came to Vaughan from Concord, Vermont, and City archives have suggested the district may be named after his birthplace. The Concord Methodist Church was known as White’s or Bowe’s Chapel.
• Thornhill station, in Concord. The 1853 station here, on the line later named the Northern Railway, was called Thornhill for many years; its office signal, HI, came from that name. Timetables said Thornhill in 1908 and Concord by 1909. It stood by what is now Highway 7, east of Bowes Road, dropped out of CN timetables in 1964 and was demolished around 1978.
• Concord GO, still in planning. Vaughan adopted its Concord GO Centre Secondary Plan in June 2014. In May 2023 Metrolinx released an initial business case for a station north of Highway 7 on the Barrie line, and said it was looking for a third party to fund design and construction.
• Concord West, around Keele and Highway 7. The City counts Concord West among Concord’s neighbourhoods. Highway 400 opened in 1951, and housing began east of Keele Street that same decade; a plaza and industrial buildings followed on Highway 7 east of Keele in the 1970s.
• Edgeley Pond, off Jane Street. Just east of Jane Street and north of Highway 7, Black Creek meets stormwater runoff in Edgeley Pond, and the 2017 park plan kept its island of red oaks, then more than 200 years old. The first phase of Edgeley Park opened at 300 Maplecrete Road in June 2024 with a skating loop and a splash pad; the pond and the rest of the park are still being built.
• Glen Shields Park. The City lists this park of about 4.7 hectares, at 140 Glen Shields Avenue west of Dufferin Street and north of Steeles Avenue West, among its Concord facilities. A rebuild finished in 2022 added a splash pad and outdoor fitness equipment, and its multi-purpose court is now set up for basketball and ball hockey.

Postal codes, not district names, decide coverage, so test your complete code with the tool on our delivery area page first. Each day the order window runs from 12PM to a 10PM cutoff; later orders reach you the next day. Confirmed orders come with our 2-hour delivery guarantee. We list menu prices in CAD, and our drivers release orders only to someone 19+ holding government ID.