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A federally regulated licensed producer of medical and recreational cannabis is partnering with Project Share and Hospice Niagara.CannTrust Holdings Inc., which operates its Niagara Perpetual Harvest Facility in Pelham, has announced the national launch of its We Care platform.The platform focuses on four areas: Lifting people out
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