Brad Pitt has left his smoking days behind, but back in the 90s he and Edward Norton lit up before the Fight Club premiere at the Venice Film Festival. As the film rolled, the audience sat stone-faced while Pitt and Norton laughed uncontrollably in the back row. What felt like a disaster at the time has since become one of Hollywood’s funniest stoner stories.

Weed has always been more than just getting high. It’s culture, community, and unspoken rules that keep the sesh flowing. But let’s be real, some people still don’t get it.

The hype around THC seltzers is undeniable, with influencers swapping cocktails for “THC tonics” and celebs buying in. But as lawmakers compare them to Four Loko, the drinks are caught in a culture clash between cannabis normalization, corporate gold rush, and political backlash.

Turns out, the physics are on your side.

Here’s the truth nobody likes to hear: THC numbers don’t mean sh*t about quality.

Toronto doesn’t just feed the night owls, it spoils them. Whether you’re stumbling out of a concert, chilling at a late-night sesh, or just avoiding your bed because you know Netflix is about to autoplay the next episode, there’s no shortage of spots ready to hit you with that flavor bomb you didn’t know you needed.

Working in the Canadian cannabis industry isn’t all chill vibes—it’s ID checks, cheap-weed hunters, and government cut-offs at 11 p.m. sharp. Here are 10 things only budtenders truly understand, and yes, this one’s for the customers too.

If you’ve been scrolling lately and noticed your feed suddenly looking like a mix between Bob Ross and Wiz Khalifa, you’re not imagining things. Puff, Puff, Paint parties are officially the hottest thing on Instagram, and honestly, we’re not mad about it.