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Réseau Canada

Canada dead-drop network

This is the Canada shop — one storefront, not thirteen. Ready dead drops are listed by province, then by city. Choose a province on the map, open the cities in that province, pay with Bitcoin or Monero, and the exact pickup point is shown after payment is confirmed.

Courier shipping from this shop is separate. The map on Ready dead drops only shows packs that are already waiting.

Operators can edit this introduction, the SEO title, description, focus phrase, and keywords in the page editor. The timeline below is the system record of how provinces and territories were added from 2022 through 2026.

Dead drops prêts — choisissez une province, puis une ville

Provinces on the dead-drop map

13 provinces and territories with at least one catalog city. 118 cities in this shop. Click a province to open ready pickup for that province.

Four years of the net (2022–2026)

How provinces and territories were added, and how customers were told. Ready packs were never advertised before they existed on the map.

  1. September 2022

    • Ontario
    • Quebec
    • British Columbia

    First pins went live in Toronto, Montréal, and Vancouver. The shop posted a map note and a news item: ready packs only, Bitcoin or Monero, exact point after payment.

    Network size after this wave: 3 jurisdictions.

  2. March 2023

    • Alberta
    • Nova Scotia

    Calgary, Edmonton, and Halifax joined. Customers on the dead-drop page could filter by city; the shop mailed a short recap to accounts that had already picked up once.

    Network size after this wave: 5 jurisdictions.

  3. September 2023

    • Manitoba
    • Saskatchewan

    Winnipeg, Saskatoon, and Regina were added. Coverage used Census urban cores, not province-wide blanks — a pin still belongs to a city, not a whole province.

    Network size after this wave: 7 jurisdictions.

  4. March 2024

    • New Brunswick
    • Newfoundland and Labrador

    Moncton, Saint John, Fredericton, and St. John’s opened. The shop explained the difference between ready pickup on the map and a new 12-hour drop ordered at checkout.

    Network size after this wave: 9 jurisdictions.

  5. September 2024

    • Prince Edward Island

    Charlottetown was wired in as Prince Edward Island’s populated core. News listed the city the week it had at least one ready pack — never a promise of stock that was not on the map.

    Network size after this wave: 10 jurisdictions.

  6. March 2025

    • Yukon
    • Northwest Territories

    Whitehorse and Yellowknife got a populated city each. The map does not fake territory-wide coverage where there is no urban core.

    Network size after this wave: 12 jurisdictions.

  7. September 2025

    • Nunavut

    Iqaluit closed the 10-province + 3-territory grid. Customers were told on this page and in the news index: pick a province, then a city.

    Network size after this wave: 13 jurisdictions.

  8. September 2026

    Densification: Census-scale cities across the provinces, plus populated cores in Prince Edward Island, Yukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut. The network is still one Canada shop. Provinces are a filter on the pickup map, not separate storefronts.

    Network size after this wave: 13 jurisdictions.

Cities by province

NL Newfoundland and Labrador 5
PE Prince Edward Island 2
NS Nova Scotia 2
NB New Brunswick 5
QC Quebec 22
ON Ontario 38
MB Manitoba 4
SK Saskatchewan 4
AB Alberta 10
BC British Columbia 23
YT Yukon 1
NT Northwest Territories 1
NU Nunavut 1