Lisa Schnalzer-Missen says she was forced to quit her job at the LCBO and move out of the GTA due to her severe allergy to marijuana smoke. Pot smoke in the air makes me happy.” Whatever one’s opinion, Torontonians, and visitors, are increasingly familiar with the smell of weed. Matthew Springer, a biologist at the University of California who’s conducted extensive tests of second-hand cigarette smoke effects, recently applied the same lab rat tests with marijuana, discovering that the effect of second-hand cigarette smoke constricting blood vessels also occurred with second-hand marijuana smoke. But for a certain percentage — those who’ve discovered they’re severely allergic — marijuana smoke isn’t a matter of annoyance. She won a dispute with her Mississauga condo, whose residents had voted down a ban on growing and smoking marijuana in their units.

Source: thestar October 17, 2018 09:00 UTC