The federal government is legally regulating cannabis, in part because of concerns over the
health risks associated with its use, not despite them. 1 After almost a century of criminal …

With tabling of Bill C-45, the federal government has moved one step closer to fulfilling its
election promise to legalize the use of cannabis in Canada, despite concerns over the many …

In a recent editorial in CMAJ, Dr. Kelsall states that cannabis use harms the developing
brain and brings other key health risks to youth (ie, those aged less than 25 years), and thus …

Canada is on course to become, in October 2018, the second country in the world, after
Uruguay, to federally legalize cannabis for recreational use. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's …

12. Sevy S, Robinson DG, Napolitano B, Patel RC, Gunduz-Bruce H, Miller R, et al. Are
cannabis use disorders associated with an earlier age at onset of psychosis? A study in first …

Canada legalized and regulated non-medical cannabis in October 2018, and in the lead up
to this policy change much debate was generated around the Federal Government's stated …

The Government of Canada's proposed reforms on cannabis laws suggests that alternative
penalties for youth possessing small amounts of cannabis would include a fine and a …

Governments also have to decide how to regulate the production, processing and sale of
cannabis products. Most of the US states that have legalized cannabis have adopted a …

Cannabis Policy and Regulation to Protect and Promote Health and Safety Cannabis Policy
and Regulation to Protect and Promote Health and Safety The Health Officers Council of …

This article examines key issues related to the impact of cannabis legislation on schools in
Canada and the United States. The regulation and public policy challenges of cannabis use …