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In Canada's sea of same when it comes to legalized cannabis, Mimi Lam of Superette Shop is building a super new playground: a future-forward (retro-feeling), Clio-award winning cannabis experience on a mission to put the fun back into weed. Listenup to this next instalment of our CREATEHER series: we learn about standing out from the crowd, overcoming stigma and barriers, tokenism, future-forward communities and the importance of building women-centred businesses. Why wait for a seat at the table if you can build your own? Listenup! This is HIGHTEA.life.
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