Where’s The Weed At

Licensed weed delivery in Alberta

392 of the 809 licensed stores in Alberta are confirmed as delivering, in 76 communities. The delivery badge comes from Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis (AGLC): its licensee search marks which licences are endorsed for online sales and delivery (checked October 27, 2026).

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Delivery rules in Alberta

Licensed stores with a physical location can sell online once AGLC endorses their licence, and that endorsement covers delivery.

  • AGLC’s licensee search marks which licensed stores are endorsed for online sales and delivery. That is the list we use for the “Delivery endorsed by AGLC” badge.
  • Only the retailer or a common carrier (such as Canada Post) may deliver; food delivery and ride-hailing apps cannot.
  • No delivery to a minor or an intoxicated person, and government-issued photo ID must be checked if the person appears under 25.
  • Delivery only to places in Alberta where possession is legal, with a limit of 30 grams of dried cannabis (or equivalent) per order.
  • A retailer’s website homepage must show its licence numbers, store names and addresses, and a link to AGLC’s licensee search.

Sources: AGLC: Common cannabis questions; AGLC: Cannabis licensee search.

Last reviewed . General information, not legal advice. Rules can change, so check the official source.

We list only regulator-licensed stores. We never list unlicensed delivery services or mail-order sites. A seller that isn’t on the official licence list, offers to ship from another province, or skips the ID check isn’t legal. Delivery rules in every province →

Buying online in Alberta: In Alberta, AGLC-licensed stores with a physical location and an AGLC endorsement can sell online and deliver within Alberta. The government's former online store closed in 2022. You can check any store with the AGLC licensee search. Official site: AGLC cannabis licensee search.

Interactive map of the 392 licensed stores confirmed as delivering in Alberta. They are listed below by community.

Delivery by community

All licensed stores that deliver in Alberta

Calgary · 127

Edmonton · 94

Lethbridge · 13

Grande Prairie · 11

Sherwood Park · 11

Medicine Hat · 7

Red Deer · 7

Airdrie · 6

Cochrane · 6

St. Albert · 6

Sylvan Lake · 5

Beaumont · 4

Camrose · 3

Canmore · 3

Fort Mcmurray · 3

Fort Saskatchewan · 3

Hinton · 3

Lacombe · 3

Morinville · 3

Spruce Grove · 3

Banff · 2

Blackfalds · 2

Brooks · 2

Chestermere · 2

Drayton Valley · 2

Innisfail · 2

Leduc · 2

Lloydminster · 2

Okotoks · 2

Olds · 2

Pincher Creek · 2

Red Deer County · 2

Slave Lake · 2

Strathmore · 2

Whitecourt · 2

Barrhead · 1

Bashaw · 1

Bonnyville · 1

Bragg Creek · 1

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Caroline · 1

Clairmont · 1

Claresholm · 1

Coaldale · 1

Cold Lake · 1

Coleman · 1

Drumheller · 1

Edson · 1

Fairview · 1

Falher · 1

Fort Macleod · 1

Grimshaw · 1

High Prairie · 1

High River · 1

Jasper · 1

Killam · 1

Manning · 1

Milk River · 1

Nisku · 1

Peace River · 1

Penhold · 1

Ponoka · 1

Rimbey · 1

Rocky Mountain House · 1

Rycroft · 1

Stettler · 1

Stony Plain · 1

Taber · 1

Tofield · 1

Tsuut'Ina · 1

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Valleyview · 1

Vegreville · 1

Vermilion · 1

Vulcan · 1

Wainwright · 1

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Westlock · 1

Wetaskiwin · 1

How to check a store is licensed in Alberta

  1. Look the store up on the official source: AGLC: Cannabis licensee search.
  2. The AGLC has a public cannabis licensee search, and licensed stores that sell online must link to it from their website.
  3. Expect an ID check before you can enter or buy. The legal age in Alberta is 18.

Listings here come from AGLC – Cannabis Licensee Search (Excel export), last refreshed October 23, 2026.

Read the full guide: how to tell a licensed store →

Questions

Is cannabis delivery legal in Alberta?
Licensed stores with a physical location can sell online once AGLC endorses their licence, and that endorsement covers delivery.
Which stores deliver in Alberta?
392 licensed stores in 76 communities are confirmed as delivering: AGLC’s licensee search lists their licences as endorsed for online sales and delivery. The most are in Calgary (127), Edmonton (94), Lethbridge (13).
Do you list unlicensed delivery services?
No. Where’s The Weed At lists only stores licensed by the AGLC (Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis). We never list unlicensed delivery services or mail-order websites.