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Dr. Barbara Mainville has been working full time with medical cannabis in Canada since early 2016. Prior to that, she worked in an Emergency Department for 30 years, and also served as a Coroner for the Province of Ontario for 30 years, conducting both investigations and coroners’ inquests. She is a member of both the Canadian Special Operations Medical Association and the Western Trauma Association, and retains a special interest in all aspects of trauma. Sherry Bennett is the Founder of Let's Talk Cannabis and Bayview Concierge Inc and has been a cannabis advocate in Canada since marijuana provided a way for her to be, "Friendly with life again" after decades of traumatic familial, societal and personal happenings.
Yes, Your Eyes. The saying goes, "The eyes are the window to the soul." And the saying goes, "What do you see with your mind's eye?" What do you see?
Jay Naidoo is a Grandfather and an Elder of South Africa, but he is primarily a freedom fighter who was invited to serve in the inaugural cabinet of South African President, Nelson Mandela. Jay was the founding General Secretary of the Congress of South African Trade Unions, launched in 1985 which became a backbone of the struggle for workers' rights and a key part of the liberation movement fighting apartheid. He served three terms and then was elected to lead the efforts on co-creating a post-apartheid framework of action to address the socio-economic legacy of apartheid. Jay was then appointed by President Nelson Mandela as the Minister Without Portfolio, responsible for the Reconstruction and Development Program, in the Office of the President. In 1996, he was appointed as the Minister of Communications. Jay Naidoo is dedicated to human rights and leaving behind a better world for his grand children.
This Life Is Far More Amazing & Supernatural than it is advertised to be. The Door Is Open. People suffer for lack of knowledge. Keep Moving Forward. Everything Changes, including you. Love One Another.
Owen Smith possesses a wide range of cannabis industry subject matter expertise based on two decades of working with patients, advocates, dispensaries, non-profits, producers and processors as well as one of the worlds largest cannabis corporations. In 2009 Owen raised a constitutional challenge called R v Smith that is the most successful cannabis case in Canadian history, legalizing the process of cannabis extraction so that people and companies could make extracts, edibles and oils. Owen is a storyteller, multi-media artist, videographer, writer, juggler and musician.
Lucie Pagé is a French Canadian journalist, writer and speaker sharing her life between Canada and South Africa since 1990. When Nelson Mandela was released from a South African prison, she went to South Africa and did 10 television documentaries, interviewed a host of political actors including Nelson Mandela and her now husband, Jayaseelan "Jay" Naidoo, who was the General Secretary of the Congress of South African Trade Unions and became Minister in Mandela’s cabinet. Lucie wrote eight books, published hundreds of articles and did many radio and television documentaries. Jay and Lucie have three children and three grandchildren and they reside in the mountains of South Africa.
People Suffer for Lack of Knowledge. Acceptance, Forgiveness, & Life given by Love are remembered in The Bread & The Wine. Receive them as often as you think of them. This is the New Covenant.
Earth Ingredients
Everything Changes
The Door Is Open
This Life Is Far More Amazing & Supernatural than it is advertised to be
Groove Is In The Heart.
The Door Is Open
This Life Is Far More Amazing & Supernatural than it is advertised to be
Everything Changes, So Do You
Love One Another
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