The Liberals lifted a century-long prohibition on the recreational use and sale of cannabis in October 2018, with the provision that they review the law three years after to comes into force.That review is nearly one year overdue.
The government has opted to expand that review to examine whether legal cannabis has made any progress displacing the illicit black market.The review will also examine the economic, social and environmental impacts of legalization, which enabled the creation of a burgeoning cannabis-related industry.
Rosenberg is also the former president and CEO of the Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation; a position he left in 2018.The panel plans to hear from the public, governments, Indigenous Peoples, youth, marginalized and racialized communities, cannabis industry representatives and medicinal cannabis users, as well as experts in health, substance use, criminal justice and law enforcement.
Maybe they should invite dealers to tell them what they are doing wrong. One thing for sure, the dealers don’t pay a pile of money to a government bureaucracy who don’t accomplish anything other than looking after themselves.
Not so great in West Van yesterday after a driver, probably high, driving a motorhome put 6 in hospital. The dope in the motorhome might be a clue.
beena failure witn pricey, low quality products and blk mrkt still exists
Brain damage will start showing up in 5 years
Just please don’t take it away lol
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