Greetings from delicious KANEHSATÀ:KE in the beautiful Kanienkehá:ka Nation at the Eastern Door of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy. This is sovereign and unceded territory.
Absolutely the best of the best flower we can get in Québec. I got something called Tropicana which is a kinetic bright purple with an enchanting and fresh floral bouquet. At 36% it is the highest I have seen and the highest I have been. They've got my favourite Sativa vegan dark chocolate Shatter Bars which will keep you and your day reaching for the sky ... high. Higher than a giraffe's eyebrows.
The best best best thing about this place and all the other shoppes along the Green Mile of KANEHSATÀ:KE is that they are indigenous owned and operated businesses! Good on ya for supporting the good folks fighting the good fight. Let's smoke those Sulpicians out of their cheese and bulldoze that golf course all the way to kingdom come.
I'm writing this review from Tiohtià:ke tsi ionhwéntsare (Montreal) located on the unceded, sovereign and traditional territories of the Kanienkeháka Nation of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy.
In the spirit of truth and reconciliation, we the people acknowledge that we live and work on the unceded, sovereign and traditional territories of the Kanienkehá:ka Nation. The area colonially referred to as "Montreal" is known as Tiohtià:ke in the Kanienkehá language. The Kanienkehá:ka Nation is colonially referred to as the "Mohawk" Nation. The Haudenosaunee Confederacy is colonially referred to as the "Iroquois" Confederacy. This land has historically been a meeting place for many nations.
While acknowledgement is very important, it is not a sufficient response to our complicity in the ongoing genocide committed against the Indigenous peoples whose territories we occupy. We have a collective responsibility to acknowledge our origins, and to take steps to move forward, informed by the voices and lived experiences of Indigenous peoples.
Ici c'est Tiohtià:ke tsi ionhwéntsare situé sur les territoires non cédée, souverain et traditionnels de la Nation de Kanienkeháka de la Confédération Haudenosaunee.
Dans l'esprit de la vérité et de réconciliation nous reconnaissons que nous habitons et travaillons sur les territoires non cédés, souverain et traditionnels de la Nation de Kanienkehá:ka. Le lieu étant connu sous le nom de "Montréal" appelé Tiohtià:ke dans la langue de la Nation de Kanienkehá:ka. La nation étant connu sous le nom de "Mohawk" appelé Kanienkehá:ka et la confédération étant connu sous le nom de "Iroquois" appelé Haudenosaunee. Ce lieu est historiquement un espace de réunion pour toutes les nations.
Nous croyons fermement que cette reconnaissance est importante, et ne constitue pas une réponse suffisante à notre complicité dans le génocide en cours perpétrée contre les peuples autochtones dont nous occupons les territoires. Nous avons la responsabilité collective de reconnaître nos origines et de prendre des mesures concrètes pour y remédier en écoutant et acceptant propositions et les expériences vécues par les peuples autochtones. read more
