Americans Buying WEED in Canada LEGALLY | Our Experience
Americans Buying WEED in Canada LEGALLY | Our Experience
What is it like as Americans buying weed in Canada legally? Well, that is the question we wanted answers to as well. Join us as we walk you through our experience and also cover what it was like compared to buying in the USA.
Note: This video is for informational purposes only and does not contain legal advice. Please always check your local laws before making any purchases.
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Canadian here from Ontario 🇨🇦🙋🏻♀️. So did you smoke it ? What did you think of our 🍃🇨🇦?
SQDC is a dispensary owned and run by the Quebec provincial government.
Im reading that tthe minimum age is 18 or 19 in canada. I live in Mivhigan where the legal age is 21. Would I be able to buy cannabis at the age of 19 in canada if im underage in Michigan?
Thanks for making the video! I was planning a trip to Canada and was curious about the process as a tourist.
I am not being paranoid ( it has happened!!!!) but when in Canada marijuana should be purchased with cash by non Canadians ( which you did) because if you use a debit card or credit card the info about the purchase could be sent to the border by the credit card company or the bank ( since they are Federally regulated ) and you could be questioned about it at the border going back into the USA
Nice smoking on some killer red velvet at momento interesting to hear experiences as someone whose bought medical in California since 2002 so crazy how shits changed and dammit im gettin old lol 😆
in Toronto most of the times you dont need any ID.
I am 58 years old, had birth certificate and got turned away in Moncton NB … because it was not PHOTO ID
and the security guard had pepper spray
Do y’all know it I can fly into Canada with it?
Connecticut is legal now also. No dispensaries yet, but supposedly they are coming soon.
As far as new topics… I’m a new subscriber so maybe you’ve already covered this, but, I’m interested in how you figured out the whole internet thing so that you could work from the road. It’s something that I’m considering doing, but I have a feeling my job is going to make it complicated because I need to be able to plug my office phone into my modem so that I’m linked into our main company phone system. I also need to be able to have a strong enough connection that will allow me to remote connect into my clients from my computer. What went into your planning and where did you start your search on the feasibility of being able to remain connected in order to work from the road? A helpful tips for newbies just getting started kind of thing.
Hey guys, thanks for making this video. A fun prospective from some folks down south experiencing Canada’s legal weed market. I’m Canadian and have loved the legalization of weed. The fact I can get a variety of medical grade products without finding it on the black market has been a game changer. I live on the west coast where weed has been popular with the public for a long time and it’s not taboo at all. For the most part people are respectful, but you get the occasional whiff of it walking down the street. This is the future. Walking into a government or privately run dispensary is as casual as picking out your next bottle of wine for dinner. Cheers.