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Man Knocks on Doors of Toronto’s Most Lavish Homes and Brazenly Asks Owners What They do for a Living in Viral TikTok Series – Meeting Wealthy Lawyers, a Cannabis Store Owner, and Even a ‘Dream Worker’

Man knocks on the doors of Toronto's most lavish homes and brazenly asks the owners what they do for a living in viral TikTok series - meeting wealthy lawyers, a cannabis store owner, and even a 'dream worker' Aaron Vankampen, the founder of One Percent Homes, has more than 567,000 TikTik followers thanks to his popular videos, which he started posting last week In the clips, the freelance location scout knocks on the front doors of gorgeous homes and asks whoever answers what they do for a living So far, he has come across multiple lawyers, a cannabis store owner, a child beatboxer, a dream worker, and someone with a trust fund Vankampen's most popular video has been viewed more than 29 million times By ERICA TEMPESTA FOR DAILYMAIL.COM

Article by Erica Tempesta, Daily Mail A man is knocking on the front doors of lavish homes in Canada and asking the owners what they do for a living as part of his popular TikTok series. Aaron Vankampen, who works as a freelance location scout for his Toronto-based company One Percent Homes, has come across everyone from a cannabis store owner to a dream worker ...

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Is CBD Skin Care Worth It?

Is CBD skin care worth it? CBD-infused skin care products are all over the market right now. We put this trend to the test By Kelsey Adams

Article by Kelsey Adams, NOW Toronto I’ll be the first to admit I’m a CBD skeptic. Over the years, I’ve consumed it in teas, oils and tinctures and never felt the much-lauded calming and pain-relieving effects. Cannabidiol is the second most active ingredient in cannabis after THC. It’s used in medical marijuana and has become a popular addition to morning ...

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Vancouver Mayor Proposes a Motion to Decriminalize All Drugs

VANCOUVER MAYOR PROPOSES A MOTION TO DECRIMINALIZE ALL DRUGS JULIA VEINTROPNOVEMBER 18, 2020 BUSINESSBUSINESSCANNABIS 101CANNABIS CANADACANNABIS LEGALIZATIONCANNABIS NEWSCBD NEWSCULTURECULTUREFEATUREDHEALTHLATEST LEGALIZATION NEWSLAWMARIJUANA LEGALIZATIONMARIJUANA NEWSPOLITICSPOLITICSPRESS RELEASESTHC NEWS32 VIEWS Vancouver Mayor Kennedy Stewart made an announcement today, proposing the decriminalization of all drugs. The Mayor announced his intention to propose this motion to decriminalize all drugs to the City Council at next Tuesday’s meeting. If the motion is passed, the city will seek a Section 56 Exemption from the Federal Controlled Drugs and Substances Act; making Vancouver the first Canadian city to decriminalize illicit substances.

Article by Julia Veintrop, Cannabis Life Network Vancouver Mayor Kennedy Stewart made an announcement today, proposing the decriminalization of all drugs. The Mayor announced his intention to propose this motion to decriminalize all drugs to the City Council at next Tuesday’s meeting. If the motion is passed, the city will seek a Section 56 Exemption from the Federal Controlled Drugs and ...

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Former Blackberry Executive Pivots to Cannabis, Set to Open Cannabis Store in Kitchener, Ont.

Small BusinessNewsLegalizationBusiness Former Blackberry executive pivots to weed, set to open cannabis store in Kitchener, Ont. “The irony is that cannabis has been demonized, while the excessive consumption of alcohol, a literal poison, is celebrated. This is why we believe strongly in the normalization and de-stigmatization of cannabis.” Author of the article:The GrowthOp Kitchener's Highland Cannabis is set to open in February. / PHOTO BY HIGHLAND CANNABIS FACEBOOK

Article by Growth Op Owen Allerton, a former director with Blackberry, says that while alcohol is commonplace in corporate environments despite its harms, cannabis still carries a stigma. “A startup with beer in the fridge is seen as ‘cool’, and it is entirely normal for a sales leader to take a team out for a night on the town, resulting ...

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MOULTON: Ontario Government Should Butt Out of Cannabis Business

ColumnistsCannabis NewsCannabis HealthCannabis Business MOULTON: Ontario government should butt out of cannabis business Author of the article:Jasmine Moulton An Ontario Cannabis Store website pictured on a mobile phone Ottawa on Thursday, Oct. 18, 2018. PHOTO BY SEAN KILPATRICK

Article by Jasmine Moulton, Toronto Sun Ontario’s new budget shows historic spending, but the government must tighten its belt in other areas to reduce the debt burden being passed on to the next generation. One way to do this would be to strip the Ontario Cannabis Store’s (OCS) role down to that of a regulator and get the government out ...

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WeedMD Grower Leaked Details on Production Expansion, Ontario Securities Commission Says

WeedMD grower leaked details on production expansion, Ontario Securities Commission says GREG MCARTHURSECURITIES REGULATION REPORTER

Article by Greg McArthur, Globe and Mail A former master grower for cannabis grower WeedMD Inc. tipped off an investment adviser with inside information about a major production expansion two weeks before the deal was announced, the Ontario Securities Commission has alleged. . Taylor Carr, a former production official for the Aylmer, Ont.-based company, allegedly told Trevor Rosborough some time ...

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OPP Seize Drugs, Lay Charges in 3 Different Incidents in Over an Hour in Orillia, Ont.

CRIME OPP seize drugs, lay charges in 3 different incidents in over an hour in Orillia, Ont. By Daina Goldfinger Global News Officers say they seized drugs and cash following three separate incidents on Friday night. Police handout

Article by Daina Goldfinger, Global News Ontario Provincial Police say they’ve seized drugs and charged four people in three separate incidents that took place in just more than one hour on the evening of Friday the 13th in Orillia, Ont. At about 7:40 p.m., an officer stopped a vehicle on Laclie Street for a traffic violation. While speaking with the ...

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Canada is Opening Up to Magic Mushroom Therapy to Improve the Quality of Life of the Seriously Ill

WellnessNewsMedicalLifeLegalizationHealthExpertsCommunities Canada is opening up to magic mushroom therapy to improve the quality of life of the seriously ill The evidence is so compelling that 13 palliative Canadians have already received exemptions this year to access psilocybin-assisted psychotherapy. Author of the article:Ronan Levy As our legislators are striving to offer Canadians more compassion, dignity, and freedom to manage their end-of-life decisions through MAiD, they also have a golden opportunity to reverse a law made without the luxury of modern science. PHOTO BY GETTY IMAGES

Article by Ronan Levy, Growth Op On October 5, David Lametti, the Minister of Justice and the Attorney General of Canada reintroduced Bill C-7 in the House of Commons. This bill aims to make Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) more accessible for Canadians living with grievous and irremediable medical conditions, signalling a change that has been long in coming. Evolution ...

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Star Buds Cannabis Co. Opens Innisfil Location

Star Buds Cannabis Co. opens Innisfil location

Article by Yahoo News There is now a legal recreational cannabis store in Innisfil. Star Buds Cannabis Co. opened its 813 Innisfil Beach Road location on Nov. 17. Stew Garner, managing partner of Star Buds Cannabis Co., said the company had been looking for the right location in Innisfil for several months. “This one just seems viable, so close to ...

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Local Migrant Farm Workers Caught Up in Big Cannabis Bust

Local News Local migrant farm workers caught up in big pot bust Author of the article:Doug Schmidt • Windsor Star Diego, a temporary farm worker from Guatemala, is shown outside the UFCW's agricultural workers support centre in Leamington on Nov. 5, 2020. Not his real name, Diego was one of 17 farm workers arrested and charged during a series of OPP raids against illegal cannabis grow-ops on Sept. 15, 2020, near Picton, Prince Edward County. PHOTO BY DOUG SCHMIDT /Windsor Star

Article by Doug Schmidt, Windsor Star Security at the large Prince Edward County farm where Diego lived and worked, helping with the growing of thousands of cannabis plants, was largely the responsibility of a single dog. On Sept. 15, on the eve of this year’s pot harvest, the dog began barking at about 5 a.m., waking Diego and his five ...

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