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(0) TORONTO, ON / ACCESSWIRE / April 7, 2021 / CANAQUEST MEDICAL CORP (OTC PINK:CANQF) (the "Company" or "CanaQuest") , an award-winning Life Science/Pharmaceutical company developing health and wellness products combining cannabinoid molecules with pharmaceutical-grade botanical compounds, today announced that Rob Rinderman has joined CanaQuest as its new Director of Communications. Mr. Rinderman will focus on managing a proactive investor relations and corporate communications program, further expanding investor community and media awareness about the company's material corporate developmen...

CANAQUEST SIGNS MEDICINAL CANNABIS EDUCATION PARTNERSHIP WITH THE CANADIAN CANNABIS DISPUTE RESOLUTION CENTRE March 11, 2021 09:00 ET | Source: CanaQuest Medical Corp CanaQuest Medical Corp Mississauga, Ontario, CANADA TORONTO, March 11, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- CANAQUEST MEDICAL CORP (OTC Markets: “CANQF”) (the "Company" or “CanaQuest ”), a Life Science/Pharmaceutical Company developing health products utilizing cannabinoid molecules and other botanical compounds (pharmaceutical grade), is pleased to announce its new partnership with the ...

/CNW/ - Canntab Therapeutics Limited (CSE: PILL.CN) (OTCQB: CTABF) (FRA: TBF1.F) (the "Company" or "Canntab"), a leading innovator in cannabinoid and terpene...

United States 1933 Double Eagle $20 Gold Coin The 1933 double eagle $20 gold coin is one of American Numismatics’ most notorious coins. Only one surviving specimen was ever monetized and made legal to own, yet an uncertain number of examples still exist. When the United States made the controversial decision in 1933 to suspend the gold standard that it had based its monetary policy on since the turn of the 20th century, most double eagles dated that year were summarily melted down. It was an ignoble end for the most spectacular of all American coin designs. That American sculptor Augustu...

French border. Photo by Rolf Haid/picture alliance via Getty Images. France has revised its national system for exporting cultural goods, dramatically expanding the ease of trade. The move is considered a major win for the country’s art industry. The changes, which came into effect on January 1, raise the value thresholds at which an export certificate or “passport” must be obtained for a broad swathe of art, antiques, and collectibles. In some cases, the threshold has been doubled.  Most paintings over 50 years old now don’t need a license unless they are valued at €300,000 or mo...