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Core One Labs Inc : Core One Labs to Rescind Share Exchange with Plant-Based Investment Corp

Core One Labs Inc.: Core One Labs to Rescind Share Exchange with Plant-Based Investment Corp. Core One Labs Inc. (CSE:COOL)(OTC PINK:CLABF)(FRA:LD62)(WKN:A2P8K3) (the Company or Core One ) announces that it has reached an agreement with Plant-Based Investment Corp. (formerly, Cannabis Growth Opportunity Corporation) (PBIC) ( PBIC ) to rescind the share exchange transaction previously completed between the parties (the Share Exchange ). Effective March 16, 2020, the Company subscribed for and acquired 3,149,606 common shares of PBIC, and in consideration issued 5,333,333 common shares to PBIC (or 2,666,667 common shares after giving effect to the share consolidation completed by the Company on July 8, 2020). The Company and PBIC have agreed to rescind the Share Exchange and return to treasury and cancel all securities of the Company and PBIC issued in connection with the transaction.

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BC Marks Fifth Anniversary of Overdose Emergency with Decriminalization Plan

The Dance Centre will showcase online performances in the lead up to International Dance Day on April 29. Minister of Mental Health and Addictions Sheila Malcolmson said today the province will seek an exemption from drug possession laws under Section 56 of the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act. The section allows the federal health minister to grant exemptions from the act’s provisions if deemed medically necessary or in the public interest. Malcolmson also said Tuesday’s provincial budget will include $45 million over three years for expanded supervised consumption sites, naloxone kits and outreach teams to connect people with services. The announcements come on the heels of B.C.’s. worst year for toxic drug deaths and almost seven months after the government promised an expanded safe supply of substances to reduce users’ risks. Critics say little progress has been made in delivering on the pre-election promise.

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Core One Labs to Rescind Share Exchange with Plant-Based Investment Corp

Press release content from Accesswire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Core One Labs to Rescind Share Exchange with Plant-Based Investment Corp. April 15, 2021 GMT VANCOUVER, BC / ACCESSWIRE / April 14, 2021 / Core One Labs Inc. (CSE:COOL)(OTC PINK:CLABF)(FRA:LD62)(WKN:A2P8K3) (the Company or Core One ) announces that it has reached an agreement with Plant-Based Investment Corp. (formerly, Cannabis Growth . VANCOUVER, BC / ACCESSWIRE / April 14, 2021 / Core One Labs Inc. (CSE:COOL)(OTC PINK:CLABF)(FRA:LD62)(WKN:A2P8K3) (the Company or Core One ) announces that it has reached an agreement with Plant-Based Investment Corp. (formerly, Cannabis Growth .

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7,000 dead in five years

Five years into a public health emergency as the death toll from toxic street drugs in B.C. continues to mount, April 14 has come to mark a grim anniversary and an unofficial day of mourning in the province. More than 7,000 people have died from toxic drugs in the half-decade since authorities declared overdose deaths a public health crisis in 2016. Yet more than five people continue to die on a daily basis in B.C., and the numbers inflamed by the pandemic are rising, not falling. Get top stories in your inbox. Our award-winning journalists bring you the news that impacts you, Canada, and the world. Don t miss out.

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Activists give out FREE cocaine, crystal meth, and heroin as officials try to decriminalize 3-day supply of drugs

Activists give out FREE cocaine, crystal meth, and heroin as officials try to decriminalize 3-day supply of drugs
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