THC Impairment Laws In Canada Fail
Why Canada’s New Driving Laws Fail When It Comes To THC Impairment The passage of Bill C-46, which significantly changed Canada’s impaired driving laws, heralded a new age for roadside regulations, following the lead of Europe, Australia, and New Zealand to allow blood testing for THC impairment. A breathalyzer may still be used if you’re
Bill C-46 (criminal code and transportation)
Legislative Background: reforms to the Transportation Provisions of the Criminal Code(Bill C-46) Bill C-46 The Government has committed to creating new and stronger laws to combat this crime. On April 13, 2017, the Government therefore introduced Bill C-46, An Act to amend the Criminal Code (offences relating to conveyances) and to make consequential amendments to other
ALL NEW PRODUCTS JANUARY!
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Traditional Cannabis Terms Around the World
Weed Terminology Around the World As looked at last week, there are numerous slang terms for marijuana in North America. While some are funny and “out there”, some are quite literal. Below is a list of the traditional cannabis names for the plant from around the world. Is there a slang or traditional name for
Legal Cannabis Shortage On-going Issue
Canada’s chronic legal cannabis shortage expected to drag out for years Canada’s licensed producers are growing more cannabis than ever. But they still aren’t making enough to balance supply and demand. Canada’s persistent legal cannabis shortage could drag on for years. The impending legalization of edible pot will only divert more product away from empty
Legal Pot Sales Surging in Atlantic
Legal Pot Sales Surging in Atlantic as Compared to the Rest of the Country People in Atlantic Canada are engaging in more legal pot sales per capita than Canadians elsewhere in the country, Statistics Canada figures show. The national statistics agency released province-by-province sales numbers for the first six weeks of legalization up to December
