Cannabis deliveries through Uber Eats are coming to Toronto.
Toronto cannabis shoppers will be able to request cannabis deliveries through Uber Eats starting Monday.
Consumers, who must be age 19 or older, will place orders on the Uber Eats app, which stores can receive and respond to through Leafly's software. The retailers then send staff certified under Ontario's cannabis retail education program, CannSell, to drop off purchases to shoppers, whose age and sobriety are checked on delivery.
Almost 57 per cent of cannabis purchased in Ontario between the start of January and the end of March was bought through legal channels, the Ontario Cannabis Store revealed last week. The finding is based on data reported by consumers to Statistics Canada, leading many to caution such numbers could be skewed because shoppers are less likely to admit illicit pot purchases to government bodies.
The policy was made permanent in March and came with several stipulations from the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario , the province's pot regulator. Thus, Uber Eats couriers dropping off munchies won't be making pot deliveries too. Stores will hire and train their own staff to deliver orders placed through Uber's software.
The cannabis industry is even more fierce. By the OCS's count, the number of pot shops in the province surged to 1,460 by the end of March, up from 1,333 at the end of 2021.
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