Type 2 diabetes isn’t a lifestyle disease, and no, we didn’t do it to ourselves. Here’s everything you need to know about the condition.

I hate my smartphone with a fiery passion. I regularly fantasize about cancelling my cell service altogether and getting a cordless phone for the landline that inexplicably comes with my internet and cable package.

Cannabis extracts, or concentrates, are a unique and robust product category. One that blends science and art to create cannabinoid-rich products like shatter, budder, rosin, live resin, hash and more. The concentrate market in Canada is growing steadily, though it remains a relatively small part of legal cannabis sales.

Getting stoned and having sex isn’t exactly new, but there is more than one way to incorporate cannabis into intimate experiences. Infused topicals like lubricants, oils, and suppositories can all be used to enhance desire (and orgasms.)

Could CBN be the key to a good night's sleep? Meet Canada’s newest favourite cannabinoid—CBN. Short for Cannabinol, CBN has been popping up in products in gummies, vapes, beverages, and infused oils.

Cannabidiol, or CBD, is a buzzy new skincare ingredient, but does the science match the hype? Learn more about what we know—and what we don’t—about the usefulness of adding CBD to skin products.

Let’s face it, dating is complicated. When you throw in clashing views on the topic of cannabis, it can feel especially daunting. For better or for worse, legalization changed the game and cannabis is now part of the dating conversation.

Medical patients in Canada have been accessing cannabis products for over a decade, but new laws allowing adult use (aka, consuming cannabis for non-medical reasons), have prompted employers to add cannabis clauses to their workplace impairment policies, typically prohibiting use at work.

But what if you use cannabis therapeutically? Here, certified human resources leader Erin Gratton, who is also the founder and chief learning officer of High Values HR, gives Leafly the lowdown on medical cann

Finding a nine-foot cannabis plant growing in your backyard is surprising, to say the least. Some folks might not have seen the magic and serendipity in such a marvel. But most people aren’t Tabitha Fritz, cannabis educator and entrepreneur.

Selena + Chef is in season 4 on HBO Max, where the pop star and makeup maven learns to cook a variety of dishes from professional chefs.

Are you sitting down? Snoop Dogg smoked a marijuana cigarette and the internet has something to say about it.

It’s been one week since the announcement that Seth Rogen would be leaving the Canadian cannabis industry—and taking his brand Houseplant with him.

Yesterday, the award-winning movie star and musical hitmaker passed away peacefully at home. In addition to her many hits, including Grease, Xanadu, and songs like Physical, Newton-John also leaves behind a legacy of medical marijuana advocacy.

Pot isn’t a panacea for those struggling with menopause. But it just might help with its most troublesome symptoms.

Content warning: abortion. Leafly took care to exclude triggering information, while still detailing emotions and autonomy but does not discuss the abortion procedure or its justification in this article.

After much anticipation, Canada finally has not just one, but two product options for cannabis suppositories. The question now is, are Canadian consumers ready for suppositories?

All I want for Christmas is weed. Welcome to the Leafly Canada holiday gift guide for 2021. This list is carefully curated based on personal favourites, Leafly data, and consumer surveys.

The first official day of summer is this week. And while school is still in session for kids, adults are ready to enjoy a sun-soaked sesh on the go.

But for the first time in (legal) Canadian cannabis history, you can now officially eat a dick. A banana or cola-flavoured, weed-infused, phallus-shaped edible, to be specific.

Beyond stigma – how cannabis became the catalyst for profound healing and a dream job.

I live in Canada, where adult-use cannabis has been legal since 2018 and, often forgotten, medical use has been legal for over 20 years. Weed has so many functions and yet all consumption remains highly stigmatized.