“Despite its availability in Canada, there remains limited research on the use and efficacy of medical cannabis in PTSD patients,” said Rowena Rizzotti, vice president of healthcare and innovations and project lead for Legion Veterans Village, in a statement. “We are pleased to partner with and leverage Knowde Group’s research expertise and insight to pursue potential treatment options for PTSD for our veterans and first responders.” Construction on the $312 million Legions Veterans Village at 13525 106 Avenue, replacing Whalley Legion Branch 229, commenced in May 2019. Construction progress at Legion Veterans Village at 13525 106 Avenue, Surrey, as of early February 2021. (Legion Veterans Village) The first phase under construction features a 29-storey tower with an architectural form taking the inspiration of the Canadian National Vimy Memorial in France. It contains the Centre of Excellence and the Innovation Centre for Rehabilitation, which includes clinical rehabilitation services, research, the delivery of health care programs, and trauma counselling. There will also be mixed health and dental clinics, and outdoor garden spaces.