Cannabis gift ideas for this holiday season

Cannabis gift ideas for this holiday season

Put the green in happy holidays, now that cannabis is legal in Canada

Looking for a unique gift for the cannabis lover on your holiday list? Robin Ellins from Toronto’s Friendly Stranger Cannabis Culture Shop highlights the latest trends in pot accessories.

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