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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/31678833/ 2002 to 2019 Cannabis & impaired driving studies NORML Canada Launches Post-Legalization PlatformPress ReleaseNORML Canada Launches Post-Legalization PlatformOctober 11, 2019 08:30 ET | Source: NORML Canada – www.norml.ca - This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. NORML Canada launches official Post-Legalization platform to focus advocacy efforts on reforming Canada’s legal Cannabis system. In light of the first year of legalization, NORML Canada has monitored the Canadian cannabis landscape closely, to determine the next steps for crafting achievable and functional reform of cannabis regulations. The five key “pillars” established by NORML Canada are designed to help focus organizational resources to support our ongoing government and public outreach. 1) Increased Access 2) Transitioning “Unregulated Market” into
the legal framework 3) Social discrimination protections 4) US relations - border & banking 5) Expungement, apologies, reparations &
beyond NORML Canada invites the public and press to join us at the historic Hotbox Lounge on Oct 17th, from 4-7pm to launch the new official platform, and to discuss the year-to-date. NORML Canada proudly welcomes our sister chapter to the South - NORML Michigan, to share insights on Michigan’s newly passed legal recreational cannabis bill. Our combined goals are to understand how we can learn from and collaborate with one another. About NORML Canada NORML Canada is a non-profit, public interest, member operated and funded group, chartered at the federal level in Canada since 1978. US NORML advocates for consumers rights to access high quality, safe, convenient & affordable cannabis. NORML was founded in California, 1970. Abi Roach Alex Krause www.norml.ca - This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. |
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