Pot-impaired Driving
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Are Canada’s pot-impaired driving penalties too strict? New study suggests yesA new study from the University of British Columbia is suggesting that Canada's cannabis-impaired driving penalties may be too strict.CannabisJun 13, 2019
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Pot-impaired driving has motorists worried over the holidaysA new poll by CAA shows 73 per cent of people believe an increase in cannabis-impaired driving will be seen over the holiday season.CannabisDec 27, 2018
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B.C. holds off on legislation targeting stoned driversB.C. won't follow Ontario's lead on new legislation cracking down on pot-impaired drivers — for now.HealthSep 19, 2017
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Calgary councillor Jim Stevenson concerned about enforcement of marijuana impairmentA Calgary councillor is worried the push to legalize recreational marijuana is happening too quickly for provinces and municipalities to react.CrimeMay 4, 2017
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Pot legalization: Seven questions that still need to be answeredToday's announcement about legalizing recreational pot left some questions still unanswered. How will legal pot be sold? Will we be allowed to smoke in public? What about age limits?Apr 13, 2017
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Simple roadside tests can identify pot-impaired drivers, study showsFour roadside tests that could be used by non-specialist police officers caught over 95 per cent of drivers stoned on marijuana, a U.S. study has found.CanadaMar 14, 2017
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As legal pot looms, Supreme Court ruling will make stoned driving trials simplerExpert testimony can be admitted in drugged-driving trials without a preliminary examination of the evidence, the Supreme Court has ruled. The decision could simplify the complicated process of trying accused stoned drivers.CanadaFeb 23, 2017
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Nine questions Parliament will have to answer before we legalize marijuanaFrom home grow rules to minimum ages, lawmakers have lots of decisions to make about the details of legalizing marijuana.CanadaDec 27, 2016
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Drunk driving charges are the highest in SaskatchewanSaskatchewan had far more impaired driving charges in 2015 than other provinces - more than twice as high a rate as Manitoba.CanadaDec 14, 2016
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How many pot plants Canadians will be allowed to growIf the marijuana commission's report becomes law, Canadians will be allowed to grow up to four plants per adult, none of them enormous.CanadaDec 13, 2016
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