Answering the questions again and again Let me help you again, companies raise money, get over it. If we follow your logic MedX should have decided to not raise money and this would have been a useless conversation as MedX would have been gone, over, done. The question is what have they done with the money they raised? MedX built a globally, scalable platform to solve a epidemic cancer problem. If they execute on the deployment of this technology the company has the potential to be a 500 million market cap company in time. That is a much different outcome then writing off 700 million like Canopy for really poor insight into your market conditions. You get my point.
MedX has Institutional money investing in the company. That means they had to answer real questions regarding their vision and operational plan. Given this is a market going under a huge correction MedX must have been able to present a pretty strong case for Institutional money to invest.
No you cannot know everything a company is up to until it is material. If you do not like these rules call the OSC and complain as everyone is under the same "selective disclosure" rules. You can look them up. I will no longer do your homework for you.
Now for the hurtful part. Maybe you shouldn't be playing penny stocks maybe the safety of a t-bill is more appropriate for your understanding of the market.