to help hang the walls, but is uncertain whether the directive came down from higher up in the company. Almost immediately, he became suspicious and asked why they were hanging the walls, he said, and was told that they were for “before and after photos.”

He didn’t buy the story, he said, and after further digging was convinced that CannTrust was breaching regulations.

In November, he decided that he would leave the company, but would need to secure a new job first because of financial struggles. That only happened in May. In the months between, Lalonde said he was panicking, thinking that he could face legal repercussions for his role in putting up the walls.

“To me it was any day Health Canada is going to come in here and seeDuring Japan's Taisho Era (1912-1926), a scientist named Ayanokoji developed the Steel Angel - an artificial humanoid with superhuman physical abilities. While the Imperial Army wanted to use the Steel Angel as a new means of modern warfare, Ayanokoji wanted his creation to be a new step in the future of mankind. Thus, he defied orders from the Army and secretly made the Steel Angel codenamed "Kurumi". Then one day, a young boy named Nakahito Kagura snuck into Ayanokoji's house as a dare by his friends and stumbled upon Kurumi's lifeless body. A sudden attack by the Imperial Army shook the house, causing Kurumi to fall on Nakahito. At that moment, their lips met, and Kurumi woke up from "the kiss that started a miracle".

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