Cigarette Delivery in Yukon: Native Smokes Shipped to Your Door

By John, Founder, Absolute Smokes. Published: 2026-09-14. Last updated: 2026-09-14.

Absolute Smokes is an online smoke shop based on Six Nations of the Grand River in Ohsweken, Ontario. We ship native cigarettes and nicotine pouches to every province and territory in Canada, and Yukon is part of that. The flat rate is $25 per order, any size, any destination, and orders of $450 or more ship free.

Let us be straight about the one thing that matters most when you are ordering into the North. Our site quotes 2 to 5 business days in transit for most of Canada, and it says plainly that remote areas take longer. Yukon is exactly the case where longer applies. A box leaving Ohsweken for Whitehorse, Dawson City, Watson Lake, Haines Junction, Carmacks or Mayo is crossing most of the width of the country and then continuing north well past the point where the national parcel network runs at its usual pace. We are not going to quote you a Yukon number, because we do not have an honest one to quote. What we can tell you is what we control: your order leaves our floor within 24 to 48 hours of payment, you get a tracking number by email, and the shipping charge is $25 whether the box is going to Hamilton or to Mayo.

Buy Native Cigarettes Online in Yukon

There are 39 products on the site. Twenty six are cigarettes and thirteen are nicotine pouches. Standard cartons are $45, the Crush flavoured line is $65 a carton, and nicotine pouches are $20. Three price points, nothing else, which means you can total a Yukon order in your head before you open the cart.

The brands we carry are Canadian, BB, Playfare, Putters, DK’s, Nexus, Rolled Gold, DM, Canadian Goose, Discount and the Crush flavoured line. Inside those brands the lineup splits into full flavour, lights, ultra light, menthols, flavoured, original, smooth and silvers. Most smokers coming over from a retail brand find a close match on strength without much hunting.

For a Yukon buyer, the ordering pattern tends to look different from a southern Ontario one. Where a customer in a large southern city might order two or three cartons at a time and reorder often, people ordering into Whitehorse or a smaller Yukon community tend to build one larger order and cover themselves for a stretch. That is a sensible response to distance, and the pricing structure rewards it. Ten standard cartons is $450, which is the free shipping threshold, so a stock-up order carries no delivery charge at all. Anything under that is a flat $25, which does not climb because the box is heading up the Alaska Highway instead of across the Golden Horseshoe.

The full cigarette lineup, with the product pages for each size we keep on the shelf:

• Canadian: Canadian Original, Canadian Fulls, Canadian Lights, Canadian Ultralight
• BB: BB Full Flavour, BB Lights, BB Menthol
• Nexus: Nexus Full
• Playfare: Playfare Full Flavour, Playfare Ultralight, Playfare Menthol
• DM: DM Original, DM Smooth
• Canadian Goose: Canadian Goose Full Flavour, Canadian Goose Light
• DK’s: DK Lights
• Discount: Discount Original
• Crush flavoured line: Canadian Crush Cherry, Canadian Crush Grape, Canadian Crush Tropical Splash

How Absolute Smokes Delivers to Yukon

Every Yukon order runs the same way. You order, we pack, the box leaves within 24 to 48 hours of payment in plain unmarked packaging, and the tracking number lands in your email. From there the parcel is in transit across the country and then north, and that leg is the part that takes longer than the 2 to 5 business days the site quotes for most of Canada. We ship wherever our carriers reach, and that includes Yukon, but northern transit is not a national-window transit and we will not pretend otherwise.

This page leads with three brands: Canadian, BB and Nexus. They cover the three requests we see most from northern buyers, which are a familiar full flavour, a menthol, and a straight everyday carton that does not need much explaining.

Canadian

Canadian is the widest range we stock and the one most Yukon first-time orders start with. It runs across four strengths, which is why it works well as a stock-up brand: you can put a mixed order together and cover a household that does not all smoke the same thing. Canadian Original and Canadian Fulls sit at the fuller end. Canadian Lights is the middle of the range and the single most common line in a first order. Canadian Ultralight is the lightest of the four. All four are standard $45 cartons.

The Crush flavoured line sits alongside Canadian and is the exception on price at $65 a carton. Canadian Crush Cherry, Canadian Crush Grape and Canadian Crush Tropical Splash are the three in that line. If you are adding one to a Yukon order to try it, remember the $65 counts toward the $450 free shipping threshold the same as any other carton.

BB

BB is the menthol answer for this page. BB Menthol is the one menthol smokers in the North ask for by name more than any other, largely because menthol availability is the thing people most often say they miss when they are buying locally in a small community. BB also runs a BB Full Flavour and a BB Lights, so a household with one menthol smoker and one who is not can stay inside a single brand. All three are $45 cartons.

If menthol is the reason you are ordering at all, it is worth ordering deeper than you think you need. The transit time into Yukon is the longest part of the process, so the practical cost of running out is a wait, not a quick trip. That is the case for building the order up toward the ten carton mark rather than reordering in small batches.

Nexus

Nexus is the short entry on this page and deliberately so. We stock one line, Nexus Full, and it is a full flavour carton at $45. It is a good single-carton add to a Yukon order when you want to try something new without committing a large part of a stock-up to it. Plenty of customers add one Nexus carton to a Canadian and BB order, see how it goes over the following weeks, and then decide whether it earns a bigger share of the next order. Because shipping is flat, adding that one carton costs you the carton and nothing else.

How Cigarette Delivery Works in Yukon

The sequence is short. You place the order and pay. We accept Interac e-Transfer, and credit or debit card at checkout. E-Transfer is sent to the address shown on your invoice. Once payment is in, your order ships within 24 to 48 hours. Business days only, so an order placed on a Saturday goes out on the next business day rather than over the weekend.

The box goes out in plain, unmarked packaging. There is nothing on the outside that identifies the contents or the store. For a Yukon customer that matters a little more than it does elsewhere, because in a community the size of Mayo or Haines Junction the parcel is often handled by people you know. The box looks like any other box.

Your tracking number arrives by email. Use it. On a long northern route, tracking is the difference between knowing your parcel is moving and guessing. If you want the detail on what the scans mean and when to worry about a gap between them, we wrote that up in tracking your order explained.

On timing, once more, because it is the question we get most from the territories: most of Canada is 2 to 5 business days in transit, and remote destinations take longer. Yukon is a remote destination by any sensible reading of that sentence. We are not going to attach a number to it, invent a northern service level, or quote you a carrier name and a promise we cannot keep. Order with margin. If you smoke a carton a week and you are down to your last two, that is the moment to order, not the week after. Our post on shipping to northern and remote Canada goes through how to plan around this properly, and it is the single most relevant thing on the site for a Yukon buyer.

One more practical point for the North: cartons arriving after a long trip are still sealed cartons, but how you store them once they land decides how they smoke over the following weeks. If you are buying ten at a time, it is worth reading how to store cartons fresh before you stack them in a cold porch or a heated closet.

Where We Deliver in Yukon

Yukon is roughly 480,000 square kilometres with a population concentrated hard in one place. Whitehorse holds most of the territory’s residents, and the rest are spread across communities that sit along a handful of highways. That road network is the thing that makes Yukon different from the other two territories, and it is worth understanding before you order, because it shapes how long your box is in motion.

Whitehorse. The capital, on the Yukon River, sitting on the Alaska Highway. It is the territory’s transport hub and the point that almost everything arriving in Yukon passes through, including freight moving on to smaller communities. Whitehorse neighbourhoods include Riverdale, Porter Creek, Takhini, Copper Ridge, Whistle Bend, Crestview, Hillcrest, Granger, the downtown core and the Marwell industrial area, plus the surrounding subdivisions out along the Alaska Highway and toward Marsh Lake and Carcross. If you are in any of these, your parcel has the shortest Yukon leg available, though it is still a long way past the national window.

Dawson City. North on the Klondike Highway, in the Klondike goldfields region at the confluence of the Yukon and Klondike rivers. Dawson is road-connected year-round from the south, which matters, but it is several hundred kilometres north of Whitehorse and freight to Dawson is a second leg after the parcel has already crossed the country. Add margin accordingly.

Watson Lake. In the southeast, on the Alaska Highway near the British Columbia border. For freight moving north by road, Watson Lake is often the first Yukon community a truck reaches. It is also the junction point for the Robert Campbell Highway running northwest toward Ross River and Faro.

Haines Junction. West of Whitehorse where the Alaska Highway meets the Haines Road, at the edge of the Kluane region and the St. Elias mountains. Nearby along the same corridor are Destruction Bay, Burwash Landing and, further west, Beaver Creek at the Alaska border.

Carmacks. On the Klondike Highway between Whitehorse and Dawson City, on the Yukon River, home of the Little Salmon Carmacks First Nation. It is a regular stop on the northbound freight run and a service point for the surrounding area, including Pelly Crossing further north.

Mayo. On the Silver Trail, off the Klondike Highway at Stewart Crossing, in the Na-Cho Nyak Dun traditional territory. Mayo is further off the main highway spine than the other communities on this list, and Keno City and Elsa sit beyond it on the same route. A parcel going to Mayo is on the longest road leg of anything on this page.

Beyond those six, the territory’s other communities include Teslin, Ross River, Faro, Pelly Crossing, Tagish, Carcross, Marsh Lake, Stewart Crossing and Keno City, all of which are road-connected, and Old Crow, which is not. Old Crow sits north of the Arctic Circle in the Vuntut Gwitchin traditional territory and has no road link to the rest of the territory at all, so anything arriving there arrives by air. We ship wherever our carriers reach. If your community is served, the flat $25 applies exactly as it does in Whitehorse.

The honest logistics picture, relative to our floor in Ohsweken: Ontario destinations are closest to us and sit at the fast end of the national range. Prairie and Atlantic destinations sit further along that range. Yukon sits past the end of it. Nothing about the size of your order changes that, and nothing about the price changes it either, which is the next section.

What a Carton Costs at Absolute Smokes

Three product prices and one shipping rate. That is the whole structure, and the shipping rate is the same number in Whitehorse as it is anywhere else in the country.

Read the shipping row carefully if you live in the North, because it is the part of our pricing that genuinely favours you. Flat means flat. It does not scale with weight, it does not scale with distance, and there is no northern rate sitting behind it. Ten cartons to Whitehorse is $450 and ships free. Two cartons to Mayo is $90 plus $25. The $25 does not become $60 because the destination is remote.

That is the real trade for a Yukon buyer. You wait longer than a customer in southern Ontario waits. You do not pay more. Nothing in the pricing structure penalises a northern address, and nothing in it rewards ordering small.

Why Yukon Smokers Order From Six Nations

The reasons we hear from Yukon customers are consistent and they are mostly practical.

The first is selection. A small community carries what a small community carries. If your brand or your strength is not on the shelf locally, your options are to change what you smoke or to order. We stock eleven brands across eight strength categories, so the specific line you actually want is usually available rather than approximately available.

The second is tax-free carton pricing. That is the way the site puts it and it is as far as we will take it here.

The third is the flat rate, which we have already covered but which deserves repeating because it is unusual. Most things you order into Yukon cost more to get there than they cost to get to Vancouver or Toronto. Ours does not. The $25 is the $25.

The fourth is that a stock-up is a sensible way to buy in the North, and the pricing structure is built for it. Ten cartons hits $450 and the shipping charge disappears. If you are going to wait for a parcel anyway, waiting once for a large box beats waiting four times for small ones.

The fifth is packaging. Plain and unmarked, with nothing on the box identifying the contents or the store. That holds regardless of how small the community handling it is.

Quick picks for Yukon orders

• Trying native brands for the first time: one carton of Canadian Lights and one of Canadian Original, so you land somewhere close on strength either way.
• Buying for the household: build to ten cartons to clear $450 and drop the shipping charge. A mix of Canadian Fulls, Canadian Ultralight and BB Full Flavour covers most preferences in one box.
• Menthol smoker: BB Menthol, and order deeper than usual, because a long northern transit makes running out expensive in time.
• Want something different in the box: add a single Nexus Full or a Canadian Crush Grape. Flat shipping means a trial carton costs you the carton only.
• Watching the total: Discount Original and DK Lights are standard $45 cartons like the rest, so the saving is in ordering enough to clear the threshold rather than in picking a cheaper line.

Frequently Asked Questions: Cigarette Delivery in Yukon

Do you deliver to Whitehorse?

Yes. We ship to every province and territory in Canada, and Whitehorse is served like anywhere else. The flat $25 shipping rate applies and orders of $450 or more ship free.

How long does delivery to Yukon take?

Longer than the national range. Our stated transit is 2 to 5 business days for most of Canada, and remote areas take longer. Yukon is a remote destination, so plan on more than the national window. We do not quote a Yukon-specific number because we do not have one.

How much is shipping to Yukon?

A flat $25 per order, the same as anywhere else in Canada. There is no northern surcharge. Orders of $450 or more ship free, which is ten standard cartons at the standard rate.

Do you ship to smaller Yukon communities like Dawson City, Mayo or Watson Lake?

We ship wherever our carriers reach, which covers communities across the territory and not just Whitehorse. Smaller and more distant communities take longer than Whitehorse does, but the shipping charge does not change.

How quickly does my order leave your shop?

Within 24 to 48 hours of payment, business days only. An order paid over the weekend goes out on the next business day. The transit time after that is separate and, for Yukon, is the long part.

What does a carton cost?

Standard cartons are $45. Cartons from the Crush flavoured line are $65. Nicotine pouches are $20. Those are the only three price points on the site.

Will anything on the box say what is inside?

No. Packaging is plain and unmarked. Nothing on the outside identifies the contents or the store.

How do I pay?

We accept Interac e-Transfer, and credit or debit card at checkout. E-Transfer is sent to the address shown on your invoice.

Absolute Smokes: Native Cigarettes Shipped Canada-Wide

We are an online smoke shop on Six Nations of the Grand River in Ohsweken, Ontario, shipping native cigarettes and nicotine pouches across the country. Thirty nine products, three price points, one flat shipping rate, plain packaging and a tracking number by email.

For Yukon that adds up to a simple trade worth stating one last time. You wait longer than the national 2 to 5 business days, because remote destinations take longer and Yukon is remote. You pay the same $25 that a customer in southern Ontario pays, and nothing at all once your order clears $450. Order with margin, use your tracking number, and build the order deep enough that you are not doing this again next week.

If you want to see how coverage works in the rest of the country, or you are ordering on behalf of someone outside the territory, start at our cigarette delivery across Canada hub.