Minimum Age to Buy Cigarettes by Province in Canada
There is no single national age. It is 19 in most of Canada, 18 in Alberta, Manitoba and Quebec, and 21 in PEI. Full table by province, current as of July 2026.
Proof of Age on Delivery: What Happens at the Door
What to expect when an age-restricted order arrives: ID requirements, who can accept it, what happens if nobody is home, and what we can and cannot promise on timing.
Every Brand We Carry, Compared
All 11 brands and 26 products compared on what is verifiable: range, categories covered and price. No invented taste claims or strength charts.
King Size Cigarettes: What the Size Actually Means
King size describes the length of the cigarette and nothing else. What it is not, why every product here is king size, and how it relates to pack and carton counts.
Full Flavour, Lights and Ultra Light: What the Category Names Mean
Full flavour, lights and ultra light are product line names, not measurements, and they do not indicate reduced harm. Which of our 26 products sit in each category.
How to Pay by Interac e-Transfer for an Online Order
How Interac e-Transfer with Autodeposit works for an online tobacco order, why card payments get declined at tobacco retailers, and how the two methods compare.
Cost Per Cigarette: How Carton Pricing Actually Works
Carton prices drop from $45 to $40 to $30 with quantity. Full cost per cigarette breakdown, why 21 cartons costs less than 20, and how tiers count per product.
How Many Cigarettes Are in a Carton in Canada?
A carton holds 200 cigarettes: 10 packs of 20. A case is 50 cartons. Full tier pricing, price per pack, cost per cigarette, order minimums and shipping.