How a smudge spray business is helping this First Nations entrepreneur’s mental health

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Melanie Benson, a member of Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation, Sask., started making smudge spray because her daughter was allergic to smoke. The owner of Starblanket, Smudge & Spirit Cree-ations says making sprays and jewelry helps her anxiety and depression.

How a smudge spray business is helping this First Nations entrepreneur’s mental health

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