Weed Delivery Maple

How do same-day cannabis orders reach Maple?

Order between 12PM and 10PM, spend at least $60 CAD, and we deliver in Maple within two hours of order confirmation. Maple is a community of the City of Vaughan, in York Region: Rutherford Road on the south, the King-Vaughan line on the north, Highway 400 on the west and Bathurst Street on the east, with postal codes starting L6A. Orders are for adults 19+ with valid government ID.

Timing a Maple order

Two Barrie line GO stations serve Maple. The Maple station at 30 Station Street is the 1903 Grand Trunk building, a designated heritage railway station; Rutherford, on Westburne Drive, opened its new accessible building in December 2021. Metrolinx is still rebuilding the Maple platforms and tunnels as the Barrie line moves toward two-way, all-day service. Riding that line home, or driving up from the Line 1 terminus at Vaughan Metropolitan Centre, order before you leave and the two hours run while you travel.

10PM is an order cutoff, not a closing time: a run confirmed at 9:55PM still has to be driven. The concession roads above Teston Road sit well back from the subdivisions along Keele Street, so order early in the evening for those addresses.

What $60, $10 and $150 mean here

Minimum order is $60 CAD, local delivery is a flat $10, and at $150 CAD or more the fee comes off. Every order of $60 or more includes a free gift. Ounces on the ounce deals shelf start at $49; one ounce plus a second item clears the minimum, and most Maple carts reach the free-delivery line by adding pre-rolls, a vape or edibles. Cash on delivery or Interac e-Transfer, and the driver checks government ID at the door.

Getting to your door

Highway 400 runs north-south along Maple’s west side, and the exit decides the run: Rutherford is 33, Major Mackenzie 35, Teston 37. South of Maple the 400 meets Highway 407 at exit 26, the only four-level stack interchange in the Greater Toronto Area, which does not forgive rush hour. Keele Street and Major Mackenzie Drive, past Vaughan City Hall, carry the rest. North of Teston Road, where the Oak Ridges Moraine crosses the northeast corner and the Little Don River runs through Maple Nature Reserve, the grid breaks into concession roads with thin signage. When Environment Canada puts Vaughan-Richmond Hill-Markham under a snow squall warning, visibility on those roads drops to near zero. Add your unit number, gate code and any long laneway to the order notes.

Areas of Maple we deliver to

• The old village core at Major Mackenzie Drive and Keele Street
• The Maple Heritage Conservation District, around Station Street
• Rutherford, by the GO station on Westburne Drive
• Dufferin Street between Major Mackenzie and Teston, by Maple Nature Reserve
• Teston, the former hamlet on Teston Road
• Hope, at Keele Street and Kirby Road
• The rural concessions north to the King-Vaughan line

Exact street coverage is confirmed by the checker on our delivery area page.

If the checker does not find your address, mail order is the route instead: flat-rate shipping is shown at checkout before you pay, and Ground shipping is free at $150 CAD or more. Across Highway 400 we run into Woodbridge, east across Bathurst Street into Richmond Hill, and north past the King-Vaughan line into King City.

Cannabis delivery in Maple, from Noble’s Corner to North Maple Regional Park

Five places in Maple, from the village’s old name to a park the City is still building.

• Noble’s Corner, the old village name. The Noble family settled around what is now the crossing of Keele Street and Major Mackenzie Drive, and in 1852 the village was named Noble’s Corner after Joseph Noble, its first postmaster. It was later renamed Rupertsville for a respected local doctor, and the name Maple is said to come from the maple trees that once grew along Keele Street. Maple’s first church, St. Andrew’s Presbyterian, was established in 1832, and the church gained Ontario Heritage Act designation in 1979.
• Maple GO station. The first train stopped here on May 16, 1853, when the line opened between Toronto and Aurora, and early timetables listed the stop as Richmond Hill, though that community lay about 6 kilometres east. GO Transit took over its passenger service from VIA Rail in 1982.
• The old airport lands, southeast of Major Mackenzie and Jane. Marion Orr, one of Canada’s first female pilots, set up an airfield here in the early 1950s. From 1955 to 1987 its two runways crossed in an X, and at the time it was the third-busiest private civilian and commercial airport in Canada. Developers began building houses on the site by 1993, and street names there, such as Avro Road, Lockheed Avenue and Mustang Road, nod to the old airport.
• North Maple Regional Park, on Keele Street. Its first phase opened in September 2018 on the east side of Keele between Teston Road and Kirby Road. The City plans to turn 900 acres of open space and former landfills, among them the Keele Valley site, into one park; the part open now has an indoor soccer dome, trails and a seasonal toboggan hill.
• Eagles Nest, at 10000 Dufferin Street. The golf club opened in 2004 on a former sand and gravel pit, and in Doug Carrick’s design many of the pit’s old spoil banks frame holes 12 through 15. The par-3 8th hole looks out toward downtown Toronto.

The menu is priced in CAD. Checkout opens daily at 12PM, and same-day orders must be placed by the 10PM cutoff; a driver gets to you no later than two hours after we confirm, and releases the order only to a person 19+ carrying government ID. Coverage is set by postal code, not by street name, so enter yours on our delivery area page first.