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poppy

  • Saskatchewan Poppy Legislation Stems From Reported Bans at Job Sites, Legion Says
    Saskatchewan Poppy Legislation Stems From Reported Bans at Job Sites, Legion Says
    The Saskatchewan government’s upcoming legislation to prohibit poppy-wearing bans on the job stems from complaints by employees who were not permitted to wear poppies in the workplace, the head of ...
    November 1, 2023BY Chandra Philip
  • US Military Warns Troops Could Fail Drug Tests by Eating Poppy Seeds
    US Military Warns Troops Could Fail Drug Tests by Eating Poppy Seeds
    Poppy seed bagels could become a threat to military readiness after recent studies found that those who eat ...
    February 23, 2023BY Ryan Morgan
  • New Poppy Campaign Initiatives Seek to Modernize the Tradition of Remembrance
    New Poppy Campaign Initiatives Seek to Modernize the Tradition of Remembrance
    A shift towards environmentally friendly materials and new digital engagement strategies are among new initiatives the Royal Canadian ...
    October 28, 2022BY The Canadian Press
  • Legion Hoping Sense of Normalcy Returns to This Year’s Poppy Campaign
    Legion Hoping Sense of Normalcy Returns to This Year’s Poppy Campaign
    The Royal Canadian Legion is hoping its annual poppy campaign regains a sense of normalcy this year as ...
    November 1, 2021BY The Canadian Press
  • Doug Ford Calls Whole Foods ‘Disgusting and Disgraceful’ Banning Employees Wearing Poppies
    Doug Ford Calls Whole Foods ‘Disgusting and Disgraceful’ Banning Employees Wearing Poppies
    Whole Foods Market is reportedly banning its Canadian employees from wearing poppies at work.  The U.S.-based grocery chain ...
    November 6, 2020BY Isaac Teo
  • Opium-Addicted Parrots Raid Poppy Crops in India
    Opium-Addicted Parrots Raid Poppy Crops in India
    Licensed poppy farmers in the middle of the harvest in India are struggling with the menace of drug-addicted ...
    February 28, 2019BY Tom Ozimek
  • In Armistice’s 100th Year, Why the ‘White Poppy’?
    In Armistice’s 100th Year, Why the ‘White Poppy’?
    Commentary LONDON—This year has been a special remembrance one for Britain and mainland Europe, as well as for ...
    November 15, 2018BY Carol Gould
  • Ottawa Asked to Green-Light Cultivation of Thebaine Poppies
    Ottawa Asked to Green-Light Cultivation of Thebaine Poppies
    LETHBRIDGE, Alta.—Premier Rachel Notley is backing a push for the federal government to unravel the red tape that ...
    March 17, 2016BY The Canadian Press
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