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“It is unfortunate for staff and others who would have lost their employment,” said Deepak Anand, a Vancouver-based board member of Medical Cannabis Canada, and former executive director of the Canadian National Medical Marijuana Association. For Anand, the consolidation of what he called “Big Cannabis” is not surprising as the industry shifts amidst increasing public acceptance, and demand, […]
Retailers setting up a store in a city currently pay the province a $2,000 application fee, plus an annual $3,000 permit fee. …Read the full story
As Purcell sees it, the government’s plans for the revenue from selling the credits are central to the flaws. Purcell argues that making electricity cheaper through subsidies increases consumption. In January, Energy Minister Todd Smith assigned the province’s Independent Electricity System Operator to develop a plan. Under the government’s latest long-term energy plan, gas-fired power […]
Among those hospitalized, 12 are people treated directly for the virus, while 15 others tested positive for COVID-19 while being treated for other ailments. On Thursday, the Middlesex-London Health Unit posted 60 new cases among high-risk settings, including long-term care homes, hospitals, and other congregate living settings. There were two additional COVID-19-related deaths reported earlier this week, including […]
Vinyl, paper or signage covering the storefront windows is the most common way stores comply with that requirement, according to the AGLC. Wilsher said the police service told the AGLC that other options need to be explored, such as reducing the height of the window coverings or removing them altogether. …Read the full story
In the case of liquor, an officer can do a roadside sobriety test on a driver suspected of impairment. By submitting a comment, you accept that CBC has the right to reproduce and publish that comment in whole or in part, in any manner CBC chooses. …Read the full story
Indigenous Services Canada said that as of Mar. According to data from ISC, there were 2,690 active cases of COVID-19 reported in First Nations as of Mar. To date, ISC is aware of a total of 12,530 cases in First Nations communities due to the Omicron variant: 7,193 in Eastern Canada and 5,337 in Western […]
It calls on the province to develop a policy to distribute a safer supply of drugs and offer better health supports with a plan that would see action taken within the next 90 days. The new report found that deaths from illicit drug-related overdoses are increasing both in number and in rate, the drug supply has become increasingly toxic, and the […]
The viral wastewater load has risen slightly at sites in the Kingston area, with data updated to March 1. …Read the full story
Growing up in the area, she had no idea becoming a doctor was an option. Wiebe Medical Centre, a private clinic in Winkler, who also have surgical privileges at Boundary Trails Health Centre, the hospital between the cities of Winkler and Morden. “We need to be encouraging these women in high school, or kids in high […]
37,940: The number of children in Ottawa age five to 11 who have received their second dose, about 200 more than Wednesday and 48 per cent of that age group. 551,684: The number of Ottawans age 12 and up with a third dose, about 1,500 more than Wednesday. The viral wastewater load has risen slightly at sites in the Kingston area, with data updated […]
The health unit says 5,042 more doses of COVID-19 vaccine were administered in Middlesex-London last week. “We are seeing boosters continue to be delivered across our jurisdiction, but the rate has slowed,” said Dr. …Read the full story
Between 2018 and 2020, articles from the New York Times and Forbes magazine introduced microdosing to the general public. “This is not an underground phenomenon anymore. Trevor, on the other hand, has been in the industry for two years. “It’s more a business decision to do mushrooms, to get on the trend before everyone else […]
And if you sell it, then, you know, throw some money back my way,” he said. Jack Julian joined CBC Nova Scotia as an arts reporter in 1997. By submitting a comment, you accept that CBC has the right to reproduce and publish that comment in whole or in part, in any manner CBC chooses. […]
Peter Juni, scientific director of the science advisory table, says that means it’s vital for residents to get third doses of a COVID-19 vaccine. “For quite some time, this happened outside of the GTA already for a little while. “Right now, for all of those out there who have had only two doses of a […]
