There’s no time like November for an uplifting head high like this
Fleurs de Lise – Le Passe Partout brought on greasy cravings and heightened feels for music.
A great daytime smoke for park season — and yes, it’s still park season
Fleurs de Lise Bobépine pre-rolls came in really handy at recent music festivals (and while binge-watching the Olympics).
You can’t get more Québécois with your cannabis than Aweille Réveille by T’es Dans L’champ
“Not for the faint of heart.”
This cherry and lime cannabis duo is a fresh summer treat
The Quebec-grown “Cheers à Lise” combo works equally well for afternoons in the park or Friday nights out with friends.
We tried cannabis poutine gravy from the SQDC, possibly the ultimate Quebec edible
“The SQDC has quietly but surely increased their edible selection. It’s still a little unconventional, but you can now get ramen, beef jerky, little sausages — and THC-infused poutine gravy.”
Pre-rolls for a stroll, or smoking weed in wintertime
“All I want to do during winter is chill the fuck out, light up some reefer and listen to some good music.”
We found weed worthy of the Trailer Park Boys and Halifax donair cravings
Revisiting Sunnyvale Trailer Park, specifically the season 4 episode “Dear Santa Claus: Go Fuck Yourself,” alongside some pipe hits of OMY Crumbled Lime, a sativa with 27.3% THC.
We reviewed a notoriously bad brand of weed from Sutton
“At the peak of its powers, though, this’ll get you straight f*cked.”
We watched The Wall on weed and reviewed the cannabis and the movie
The 1982 adaptation of the classic Pink Floyd album is a well-known stoner movie that goes pretty great with some sweet Quebec-grown ganja.
We tried all the new SQDC edibles, and yes they will deter kids (and most people) from eating them
Quebec’s choice to introduce beets, cauliflower and figs as the only legal cannabis edibles is likely to achieve the intended goal.