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Hemp in the Harsh North: The History of Marijuana in Canada’s Settling Years
Picture this: It’s the early 1600s, and a band of French settlers huddles against the biting Atlantic winds of Nova Scotia, their ships’ sails frayed from the transatlantic voyage. Amid the chaos of building a new life—felling trees, planting corn, and fending off scurvy—they turn to a familiar plant from the Old World: cannabis. But…
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Warriors of the Steppe: The Scythian Shamans and Their Cannabis Rituals
In the windswept grasslands of Central Asia, where the horizon stretches unbroken and the stars burn cold at night, the Scythians forged a culture of gold, horses, and smoke. These nomadic horselords—fierce, tattooed, and fearless—dominated the Eurasian steppes from the 9th century BCE to the 4th century CE. But beneath their warrior reputation lay a…
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The Timeless Allure of Moroccan Hash: A Journey Through Its Ancient Roots and Global Legacy
Moroccan hash— that golden, resinous treasure from the sun-drenched Rif Mountains— has captivated cannabis connoisseurs for generations. Known for its earthy aroma, smooth smoke, and potent effects, it’s more than just a product; it’s a piece of cultural history wrapped in tradition. But how did this humble concentrate become a worldwide icon? Let’s dive into…
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