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MindMed Will Use the Proceeds of the Offering for Investment in its Digital Medicine Division, for Further Investments in its Project Lucy and Project Layla, for its LSD Micro-Dosing ADHD Trials and for General Working Capital Purposes
MindMed (OTCQB:MMEDF) announced that further to its previously announced offering on December 14 and December 15, 2020, it has filed a preliminary short form prospectus with the securities commissions or similar authorities in each province of Canada, other than Québec. Pursuant to the underwriting agreement among the company, the underwriters Canaccord Genuity and Eight Capital have agreed to purchase 18,200,000 units of the company, on a bought deal basis, at a price per unit of CDN $4.40 for gross proceeds of CDN $80.08 million.
In a world with new rules, there are more rule-breakers
By Livia Albeck-Ripka New York Times,Updated December 10, 2020, 1:18 a.m.
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The Plaza Duomo during lockdown restrictions in Milan.ALESSANDRO GRASSANI/NYT
One man left the house after an argument with his wife and walked 280 miles to cool off, breaching Italyâs national curfew.
Another man wandered outside his quarantine room in Taiwan for eight seconds and caught the attention of authorities.
Still another drove 19 miles for a butter chicken curry during a strict lockdown and was apprehended by Australian police.
All those actions ended up costing them thousands of dollars in penalties.
WASHINGTON (NYTIMES) - One man left the house after an argument with his wife and walked 450km to cool off, breaching Italy s national curfew.
Another man wandered outside his quarantine room in Taiwan for eight seconds and caught the attention of the authorities.
Still another drove 30km for a butter chicken curry during a strict lockdown and was apprehended by Australian police.
All those actions ended up costing them thousands of dollars in penalties.
During the global pandemic, with entire cities locked down, travel heavily restricted and isolation fatigue setting in, thousands of people have been caught, fined or jailed for breaching coronavirus restrictions that have made once normal activities taboo.