Cannabis companies to help feds test for coronavirus
Canadian cannabis producers say they can process thousands of COVID-19 tests in their labs with some additional equipment
Amanda Scriver
April 3, 2020
Canadian cannabis producers say they can process thousands of COVID-19 tests in their labs with some additional equipment
As relief funds flow, the Business Development Bank of Canada says that it’s “not authorized to do business with cannabis companies”
Canadians are stocking up to cope with the anxiety of the coronavirus pandemic, industry watchers say
It’s not yet legal for edibles to be sold in restaurants, but industry figures hope a new call for cannabis proposals in Ontario will change that
Now that edibles are legal, more people are taking low doses of cannabis to get therapeutic benefits without pot’s harsher side effects
As drag hits the mainstream – and increasingly straight crowds flock to drag events for morning mimosas – the local drag scene is finding new ways to expand
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Old-fashioned elitism means Toronto Fashion week excludes plus-size clothing and fat bodies
Fat bodies continued to be the punchline in jokes in movies and TV shows this year, but it wasn’t all bad
We spoke to NDP MPP Jill Andrew on why she introduced a private member’s bill, Bill 61, to raise awareness about eating disorders
Sexy photo shoots aren’t only for cis, straight women. It’s a chance for all bodies to feel empowered and appreciated
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