20 Gifts for the Canadian Cannabis Enthusiast

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Vancouver-based, female-owned brand Ohai has done the hard work for you and packaged up a handful of goods in a marble box. It comes with two air-tight jars that stay in place with specially designed slots, and a scraper to keep the rolling space clean. The lid can also be flipped over and used as a tray.

$145 at Ohai

Earlier this year, Toronto luxury apparel brand Mr. Saturday and cannabis brand Edition teamed up to launch Edition Correspondence Club, a collection of loungewear and high-end cannabis accessories. This bong is the pièce de rip-sistance of the whole line. Each one-of-a-kind item tells its own story.

$420 (get it?) at Edition

This new motorized grinder busts cannabis flower and fills cones in seconds with the touch of a button. Yes, a hand-held grinder is just as effective, but why waste your energy?

$149 at Banana Bros

Coterie is a new cannabis brand by Patrick Marzouk, owner of popular Toronto bar Regulars. Their Mendo Breath Hybrid strain is grown in living soil—a method that promotes an active microbiology and biodiversity, removing the need for fertilizers and pesticides. The result is a sweet, citrus-flavoured flower that’s as loud as Regulars gets on a Friday night, which is to say: turned way the hell up.

$39.94/3.5g at dispensaries across Ontario or the OCS

Bullrider, the cannabis company co-owned by Drake and 40, has been on a roll, so to speak. Besides launching their flagship store in Brampton, Ontario last month, they also recently released their latest strain, Peach Crescendo. This potent hybrid gives a full-body high that’ll feel euphoric and then deeply relaxing. Guaranteed to get them blem for real.

$44.94/3.5g at Ontario Cannabis Store

Designed by Black-owned Canadian startup TOQI, this gadget was named Best Vape Technology at this year’s Budtender’s Choice Awards. It’s said to boast the world’s first 510 thread-compatible battery with Qi-compatible wireless charging. Translation: it charges twice as rapidly as its clunky-ass competitors yet lasts twice as long as other vapes its size. Dab like a boss.

$69.95 at TOQI

These condiment grinders come in the three staples—ketchup, mustard, relish—and are reasonably priced like the essentials, too.

$19.99 at Superette

For the stoner you really want to impress there’s this pricey hand-poured acrylic lighter with ashtray hidden below.

$695 at Edie Parker Flower

Keep the coffee table classy with this ashtray from OVO.

$38 at OVO

Seth Rogen, Canada’s Ayatollah of Weed n’ Rolla, founded a cannabis company with his comedy partner Evan Goldberg called Houseplant. Based on the Chemdog strain, their sativa offering is an earthy, fruity flower that’s smooth-smoking and makes for an energizing daytime high. Ideal for getting shit done, it’s probably what Seth and Evan smoke while writing dick jokes all day.

Prices vary by province

This summer, Montreal-born actor Jay Baruchel launched Highly Legal, a new Canadian Audible Original series in which he takes a deep dab into the legalization of cannabis in the Great White North. He talks to industry players about things like the continued resilience of the black market and the price many Canadians are still paying for prohibition-era weed arrests. He even gets celebs like Kevin Smith to dish on the first time they got baked. Elevated stuff.

$14.95/month for an Audible membership

Vape pen users will appreciate this sleek gold cartridge holder from Canada’s Humble & Fume. It holds up to six cartridges, which you can fill or not depending on how Scrooge you’re feeling.

$34.97 at TOQI

Halifax-based Canadian Lumber makes all-natural rolling papers. Its Essential Kit is stocked with a three-pack of its papers along with other Canadian-made items like a terpene-infused hemp wick and a red rolling tray.

$25 at Canadian Lumber

Based in B.C. and California, Herbal Goods offers natural pre-rolled cones, each contained inside a glass vial for easy transportation.

$21USD at Herbal Goods

Stori’s stash kits are sleek and look so much less janky than mismatched jars or whatever DIY containers you keep your flower in. This set has won a bunch of awards for its contemporary design and usability.

$169 at Stori

Who wouldn’t be stoked to get a box of THC- or CBD-infused chocolates under the tree? These salted caramel chocolates come in either dark or milk.

Prices vary by province

These 28-gram value bags were intially released as the Trailer Park Boys’ weed brand, Trailer Park Buds, before Health Canada harshed everyone’s buzz and told them to pull the product due to the country’s strict cannabis promotion rules. So, New Brunswick-based parent company Organigram had to pivot with a new name and tweaked logo. But the product still bangs.  The indoor-grown bags of flower boast a minimum of 17 percent THC and a rich cultivar selection including Ultra Sour, Grapefruit GG4, Original Glue, and Lemon Tree strains.

$143.95/28g at the OCS and select retailers across Canada

These first-of-their-kind in Canada cannabis beverages mimic beer flavours, but are non-alcoholic and infused with cannabis instead.

Prices vary by province

While this cultivar was released this summer, its flavour profiles are earthy and made for dark winter nights.

Prices vary by province