Cannabis in the Caribbean is having a major moment. What was once treated as an underground crop is now becoming one of the region’s fastest-growing industries — fueling conversations around tourism, wellness, exports, medicine, and economic opportunity. From Jamaica’s booming cannabis tourism market to new legalization reforms across Grenada and other islands, the Caribbean is […]
Why Cannabis Deserves Year-Round Celebration Every year on April 20th—better known as 420—people around the world come together to celebrate Cannabis culture. What started as a coded meet-up time among a small group of California teens has evolved into a global movement rooted in community, advocacy, wellness, and freedom of choice. But while 420 has
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In recent years, the wellness world has been evolving—blending ancient practices with modern plant medicine to create deeper, more intentional experiences. One of the most intriguing and transformative combinations to emerge is Canna Yoga: the fusion of cannabis and yoga. At its core, Canna Yoga is about connection—connection to breath, to body, to sensation, and
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Where Cannabis Meets Skin, Ritual & Radiance There’s something powerful about the moment you decide to slow down. To soften your breath.To reconnect with your body.To choose yourself — intentionally. At Ladies of 420, we’ve always believed Cannabis is more than a plant. It’s a pathway — to healing, to pleasure, to presence. And this
The conversation around Cannabis in Trinidad and Tobago has been steadily evolving. In recent years, the country has taken steps towards modern Cannabis reform, including the decriminalisation of small amounts and discussions about building a regulated Cannabis industry. However, one important category of Cannabis products remains largely overlooked: Cannabis topicals. Cannabis topicals include products such
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Could Cannabis Be Carnival’s Next Legal Goldmine? Carnival in Trinidad & Tobago has never just been a party. It is an economy. From mas bands and DJs to hotels, airlines, bartenders and street vendors, Carnival season injects hundreds of millions into the country. Government and industry estimates have placed Carnival-related visitor expenditure in the region
Cannabis, fetes, and on the road — a real-life Carnival guide Carnival in Trinidad and Tobago is not a joke.It’s heat. It’s music. It’s late nights, early mornings, endless fetes, and long hours on the road. And yes — for many people, Cannabis is part of the experience. When used intentionally, Cannabis can deepen the
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How Cannabis Content Is Restricted on Social Media — and How We Keep Going If you are a Cannabis content creator today, chances are you have felt it. Posts disappearing. Reach suddenly dropping. Content being flagged, restricted, or quietly buried without explanation. For those of us creating openly and honestly about Cannabis culture, education and
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From Schools to Workplaces For decades, cannabis has existed in Trinidad and Tobago in a space filled with contradiction. It has been used quietly in households for wellness, spirituality, creativity, and relief—yet publicly treated as taboo, misunderstood, or even dangerous. As laws evolve and conversations shift, one thing has become increasingly clear: education is the
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Introduction The global conversation around Cannabis has changed completely. What was once treated solely as a criminal issue is now recognised as a major economic, medical, and cultural opportunity. For Trinidad & Tobago, this is a pivotal moment. With oil and gas revenues declining, the country must explore new and sustainable economic opportunities — and
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