Dating where cannabis isn't the awkward part
Most dating apps leave you two choices: hide the fact that you enjoy a joint on a Friday night, or drop it in your bio and hope the right people read it. On 420 Dating Canada the question is settled before the first message. Everyone here is at ease with legal cannabis as part of grown-up life in Canada, so you can spend the first conversation on the things that actually make a match: humour, plans, the dog, the band you saw last summer.
The site is built for Canadians, priced in Canadian dollars and written with Canadian law in mind. Legal cannabis has been part of everyday life here since the Cannabis Act came into force, yet plenty of singles still find that mentioning it on a mainstream app ends a chat before it starts. That is the gap this site fills.
Cannabis-friendly isn't cannabis-required
Being 420 friendly means you are fine with cannabis being around. It does not mean every date involves it, and it does not mean you use it at all. Some people smoke most evenings. Some enjoy an edible a few times a year. Some never touch it but would rather date someone open about it than someone who hides it.
All of those people belong here. Your profile lets you say how cannabis fits your life in your own words, and the interests you pick (from options such as Social & Recreational Use, CBD & Wellness, Medicinal Use, Cannabis & Creativity or 420-Friendly Travel) show what you care about. On a date, "no thanks" is always a complete answer.
How it works, in three steps
- Create your profile. Add photos, a few honest lines about yourself, and the interests that fit you.
- Look around. Daily match suggestions take your interests into account, and with VIP you can use advanced search filters such as city and distance.
- Talk first. Send a message, keep it on the site until you are comfortable, and meet somewhere public when you are both ready.
The full walkthrough is on How it works, and everything the site offers is on Features.
Built with safety in mind
ID verification is included with every membership and puts a verified badge on your profile; a live video check with a moderator is the alternative if you'd rather not share documents. Blocking and reporting are one tap away. Read our safety and consent guide before your first meeting, and look up the cannabis age limit where you live before you plan anything.
We do not sell cannabis, and members may not use the site to buy, sell or arrange cannabis of any kind.
Prices in Canadian dollars
Both paid tiers come in five lengths, from a single week up to a full year, and every figure is shown in Canadian dollars with renewal terms spelled out. The short version: a week of VIP is C$19.99. See every plan on the pricing page.
Explore by city and topic
Find local notes for Toronto, Vancouver, Montréal, Calgary, Ottawa and Edmonton, or read our guides: what "420 friendly" means in dating, dating someone who doesn't smoke weed and more in Articles. Wondering how we compare with Tinder, Blazr or Stoner Singles? See Comparisons. Vous préférez le français? Visitez Rencontres 420 au Québec.
Who you'll meet here
Think of the people you already know who are easygoing about cannabis. The nurse who unwinds with an edible after a run of night shifts. The carpenter who rolls one on the dock at the cottage and then goes to bed early. The grad student who has never smoked but grew up in a house where it was normal and doesn't see the fuss. The retiree using CBD for a sore knee who finds most dating apps a bit much. None of them is a cartoon stoner, and none of them wants to spend the first chat defending a legal habit.
That mix is the point. You might want a long relationship, someone to go to shows with, or you might still be figuring it out. What they share is a shrug where other apps put a red flag.
Why say it up front?
On a mainstream app, cannabis tends to come out late: a comment on the third date, a smell on someone's jacket, a joint offered at a party. Sometimes that's fine. Often it ends things that had been going well, and both people feel they wasted weeks. Putting it in your profile turns a possible dealbreaker into a simple piece of information, like whether you have kids or want a dog.
It also protects the people who don't partake. If you never use cannabis but are fine with a partner who does, you can say exactly that and let others decide if it suits them. Nobody is ambushed.
A short checklist for your first week
- Write two or three sentences about how cannabis fits your week, then spend the rest of your bio on everything else.
- Choose interests that are actually true; two honest picks beat a full sweep.
- Add one photo that shows you doing something you love, outdoors or in.
- Verify your profile so people can trust you are real.
- Send a few thoughtful first messages rather than a lot of generic ones.
- When a chat goes well, suggest a coffee or a walk somewhere public.
Respect is the house rule
Members agree to treat each other like adults. That means no pressure on anyone to use cannabis, no unsolicited photos, no hard sell of any kind, and no hassling people who say they're not interested. Reports are taken seriously and handled by real moderators. If someone makes you uncomfortable, block them; you never owe anyone an explanation.
Made for every province
From Victoria to St. John's, you can sign up from anywhere in Canada. Our city pages cover Toronto, Vancouver, Montréal, Calgary, Ottawa and Edmonton, and French speakers have a section of their own for Québec.
For people who've been burned before
If you've had a match go cold the moment cannabis came up, you're not alone. Here, that conversation is already behind you, so you can focus on whether you actually like each other.
What it costs
You can create a profile, verify and see daily suggestions on a Classic membership. Classic caps how many messages you send each day; VIP removes that cap and lets you look by town and radius, and VIP Plus adds exclusive matches and priority for your messages and likes.