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April 19 is a Big Day Every Year for People Who Love Psychedelics as its the Anniversary of a Momentous, Stoned Bicycle Ride Taken in 1943 by Albert Hofmann, the Chemist Who First Synthesized Both LSD and Psilocybin While working for Sandoz Pharmaceuticals in 1938, he had synthesized LSD from ergot, an invasive fungus that infects rye. Five years later he accidentally scratched some LSD into his skin. Intrigued by the mental changes he experienced, he purposefully ingested 250 mg of the drug a few days later; that was a whopper of a dose. Hofmann asked his lab assistant for help getting home....

FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. - The first annual Shake Off the Blues Ice Fishing Challenge has just over a week left, th...

This new event has invited Northern BC MLAs to join in the fun so the full title of the fishing contest offered by the Angler's Atlas website and mobile app MyCatch is called the 2021 First Annual Northern BC MLA Ridings Ice Fishing Challenge. Participating MLA’s include Mike Bernier (Peace River South), Shirley Bond (Prince George-Valemount), Dan Davies (Peace River North), Lorne Doerkson (Cariboo Chilcotin), Mike Morris (Prince George-Mackenzie) and Carloee Oakes (Cariboo North). The Skeena is also included in the contest. Everyone is welcome to participate in the fishing challenge. �...

And the number one most streamed song on spotify this year, "happy" by pharrell ♪ because i'm happy >> reporter: spotify investors appear happy for now. despite its losses the company is valued around $4 billion with reported revenue of over $1 billion. and an ipo could come soon. but there are big issues spotify just can't shake off. taylor swift's pulled all of her songs from spotify complaining that it's not paying artists enough. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: spotify's hoping they do get back together. as it tries to keep investors happy, spotify can't afford more ex-lovers or blank spaces. >> i'...

-- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com major new backing and a brewing new controversy for the republican presidential candidate mitt romney. he's picked up one of the most sought-after endorsements of the campaign, but a remark by one of his top aides is now threatening to overshadow it. our national political correspondent jim acosta is with romney who is holding a town hall meeting outside baltimore. jim, what happened? >> reporter: wolf, as you just mentioned mitt romney is about to hold a town hall meeting just outside of baltimore. the maryland primary is coming up in about a ...