Weed Delivery in Burlington
Sixtall brings the full menu — flower, pre-rolls, edibles, vapes, concentrates — to Burlington doors the same day, typically within 2 hours of confirming your order. Coverage runs lake to escarpment, Aldershot to Appleby. Pay by Interac e-Transfer, or tap debit or credit at the door; cash works too. Delivery is free, first orders get $10 off, and packaging is plain.
Burlington at a glance
- Population
- 186,948 (2021 Census)
- Growth
- +2.0% since 2016
- Postal areas
- L7L–L7T
- Legal age
- 19+ with government ID
- Landmarks
- Spencer Smith Park & Brant Street Pier · Royal Botanical Gardens · Mount Nemo
Cannabis delivery, the Burlington way
Burlington sits in the strip between Lake Ontario and the Niagara Escarpment, which explains both the view and the numbers: 186,948 people at the 2021 census, up just 2 per cent, because there's not much room left to build out. Growth now goes up — condo towers around downtown and the GO stations — while Alton Village, the last big greenfield push north of Dundas, has already filled in. Aldershot holds the west end, with the Royal Botanical Gardens on its doorstep.
Downtown works because of the waterfront: Spencer Smith Park, the Brant Street Pier, and a patio strip that runs most of the year. Up on the escarpment, Mount Nemo's cliff-edge lookouts and turkey vultures are a fifteen-minute drive from anywhere in town. In between are the neighbourhoods people actually live in — Roseland's old trees, Millcroft built around its golf course, Tyandaga on the hill, The Orchard and Appleby out east — tied together by the QEW, the 403 and three GO stations.
Neighbourhoods we deliver to
From Aldershot to Appleby Line, every Burlington neighbourhood is in range — Roseland, Millcroft, Alton Village, The Orchard and the rest. L7L through L7T postal codes all get the same deal: free delivery, usually under 2 hours.
- Aldershot
- Downtown Burlington
- Roseland
- Alton Village
- Millcroft
- Tyandaga
- Brant Hills
- The Orchard
- Appleby
- Headon Forest
Not on the list? If you're in or around Burlington, you're almost certainly covered — pick "Other (nearby)" at checkout or ask us.
Burlington delivery hours
| Day | Delivery window |
|---|---|
| Sunday | 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM |
| Monday – Wednesday | 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Thursday – Saturday | 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
Weed delivery in Burlington: your questions
Do you deliver up the escarpment and to rural Burlington?
We cover the whole city, and the built-up escarpment neighbourhoods — Tyandaga, Brant Hills, Mountainside — are standard runs. For rural roads north of Dundas, enter your postal code at checkout: if it comes back with a window, you're covered, same free delivery as downtown.
How fast can you get to Alton Village or The Orchard?
North Burlington is normal territory, not the edge of the map — typically under 2 hours from confirmation, same as a condo on Lakeshore. You'll get an ETA by text once a driver is assigned, and updates if anything shifts. Order by 9pm and we're at your door by 10.
What ID do I need for weed delivery in Burlington?
Government-issued photo ID showing you're 19 or older — Ontario's legal age. We check it once, on your first delivery, and hand the order only to the person who placed it. After that, repeat orders are a knock and a handoff. Everything arrives in plain, unbranded packaging.
What hours does Sixtall deliver in Burlington?
Thursday to Saturday, 9am to 9pm; Monday to Wednesday, 11am to 9pm; Sundays, noon to 8pm. Orders confirmed inside those windows go out same-day — most arrive in under 2 hours — and the nightly rule holds: order by 9pm, at your door by 10.
Can I pay by card at the door in Burlington?
Yes — the driver carries a terminal, so debit and credit both work on the spot, with no surcharge. Cash is fine, and Interac e-Transfer before dispatch is the quickest handoff of all. Delivery is free either way, and your first order is $10 off.
We also deliver near Burlington
Sixtall sells to adults 19+ only in Ontario, with government ID verified on first delivery. Please consume responsibly, keep all products out of reach of children and pets, and never drive after use. Products have not been evaluated for the treatment of any medical condition.
Population figures: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census of Population.