Cannabis for breakfast? Uber Eats delivering marijuana

(CNN) – First there was Uber, then Uber Eats, and now something you might call ‘Uber Smokes’.

Over the weekend, Uber Eats announced it will begin delivering marijuana in the Toronto area in Canada.

The company is teaming up with online marijuana marketplace ‘Leafly’ and will use three local cannabis retailers.

Residents over the age of 19 can use the Uber Eats app to order from those retailers.

The marijuana will be delivered by workers who have been certified under ‘Cann-sell’ – the Province’s cannabis retail education program.

Uber eats says the new service will help cut down on impaired driving and combat the illegal cannabis market.

About The Author

Stacey N. Russell

See author's posts