Uber Eats now delivers cannabis in Canada
If you're in the city and feel the need to take the edge off, you can select the cannabis category or search for one of the retailers . You'll receive a warning that you need to be of legal age, which is 19 in Ontario, to view the products. After you place an order and the retailer confirms it, one of the retailer's own licensed"budtenders" will deliver your items.
Uber Eats claims the move will reduce the need for people to buy cannabis from the underground market. While the app might make it easier for people to order some cannabis, it's already possible to do so from some retailers on Leafly's platform. Some offer delivery within 45 minutes, but Uber Eats may be faster in many cases.
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