Part 1: The ‘Psychedelic Fatwā In 2014, stories began to circulate about the release of an Islamic fatwā, a non-binding religious ruling or legal opinion on a point of Islamic law issued by a qualified Islamic scholar
November 11 is Remembrance Day in Canada, a time to honour the fallen and reflect on the cost of war.
This one is special. Grown by the good people of Pemberton, BC!
The parent of the Bahá’í faith is Bábism. Although the Bahá’í faith has strict prohibitions, 19th century accusations of hashish and opium use were often directed at Bábism. (Some revived notes from an old file, combined with a Grok history summary.) Bábism was a 19th-century messianic movement founded in Persia (Iran) in 1844 by the
Generally considered a source of blissful relaxation, many might be surprised to find out the long history of cannabis’ use by various warrior cultures and groups.
The 1950s. There wasn’t very much hemp growing any more. And cannabis medicine bottles were just a memory.
After weeks of uncertainty and supply shortages, British Columbia’s legal cannabis industry is finally seeing a light at the end of the tunnel.
