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1 day ago · In 2019, the first full year of legalization and the new driving laws, 76 drivers in Saskatchewan had their vehicles impounded and licences suspended for three days for having THC in their system ...
2 days ago · Bill C-46, which was passed in June 2018, established laws and penalties around driving under the influence of cannabis, which created three new offences to the Criminal Code of Canada:
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2 days ago · This commitment to reforming cannabis laws marked a significant departure from the prohibitionist policies of previous administrations. The Liberal Party’s current stance on cannabis policies remains rooted in the principles of harm reduction, public health, and social justice. Despite initial challenges and criticisms, the party continues to ...
4 days ago · Results: Our findings showed that there was an increase in cannabis use immediately following legalization that subsequently decreased in later years. Additionally, attitudes about the legalization of cannabis became more favorable in later years (following legalization), particularly among those who did not use cannabis.
2 days ago · Kirstead is one of hundreds of people sharing their roadside testing experience in a Facebook group titled “Saskatchewan SGI Cannabis Victims.”. While the process seems murky to some, The Saskatoon Police Service said the law is clear. In Saskatchewan, there is a zero-tolerance law for driving with drugs in your body.
5 days ago · Federal and provincial governments received $1.9 billion from the control and sale of recreational cannabis in 2022/2023, up by almost one-quarter (+24.2%) from a year earlier. With more than 3,000 legal cannabis stores in Canada, over two in three cannabis consumers bought from the legal market. Among those who used cannabis in the 12 months ...
3 days ago · In a notable shift, Canada has markedly increased its export of medical cannabis products, setting record highs in the fiscal year 2023-24 with shipments valued at approximately 218 million Canadian dollars. This figure represents a significant rise from the mere CA$8 million recorded in exports back in 2019-20.
