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We deliver native cigarettes across Mississauga — $42 a carton, 200 king size cigarettes, arriving in one to three days.
What you’d pay in Mississauga
A carton in a Mississauga convenience store runs $130 to $170. Most of that is tax:
| Component | Per carton of 200 |
|---|---|
| Federal excise duty | $38.92 |
| Ontario tobacco tax | $36.95 |
| Tax subtotal | $75.87 |
| HST (13%) | Applied on top |
$75.87 of a Mississauga carton is tobacco tax before anyone has paid for the tobacco. Ontario’s rate is actually the lowest in Canada — see cigarette prices in Ontario.
What we deliver
| Price | |
|---|---|
| Native carton, 200 king size | $42.00 |
| Rollies, bag of 200 | $27.00 |
| At 40+ cartons | $31.50 |
Fifteen brands — Canadian, Canadian Classics, BB, Playfare’s, Putter’s and more. Our brands guide compares them by strength.
Delivery across Mississauga
One to three days to every Mississauga neighbourhood — Port Credit, Streetsville, Meadowvale, Cooksville, Erin Mills, Malton, Clarkson, Lakeview and Churchill Meadows. Home addresses and community mailboxes, tracked and discreetly packaged.
We also ship to Brampton, Toronto and the rest of the GTA.
Free over $300, otherwise $25 flat rate. Interac e-Transfer, credit card and crypto — crypto saves 10%.
We ship to every province — more on native cigarettes near me.
You must be 19 or older to buy tobacco in Ontario.
Common questions
Where can I buy native cigarettes in Mississauga?
There’s no native retailer inside Mississauga. The nearest are on reserve, which means a drive. Ordering online is the practical alternative — one to three days, tracked.
How much are cigarettes in Mississauga?
$130 to $170 a carton in retail, $13 to $19 a pack. Native cartons are $42.
How long does delivery take to Mississauga?
One to three days for most addresses.
Is it legal to buy native cigarettes in Ontario?
They’re made at licensed First Nations facilities and sold under Indigenous tobacco rights. Rules on purchase and possession vary by province and the legal position is contested — worth checking what applies where you live.