CANADA: Canada will next year become the first country in the G7 bloc of leading economies to legalize marijuana, the government said Friday in a speech by the governor general.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had promised the move during the recent election campaign that swept his Liberals to power, after two previous administrations failed to follow through on a similar pledge.
[…] had sales of C$4.2m ($3.1m) in the six months that ended on September 30th. But the promise by Justin Trudeau, Canada’s new prime minister, to legalize marijuana could widen the customer base to well beyond […]
[…] had sales of C$4.2m ($3.1m) in the six months that ended on September 30th. But the promise by Justin Trudeau, Canada’s new prime minister, to legalize marijuana could widen the customer base to well […]
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levi says
Congrats to Canada for opening their eyes and the minds of its people to a new world it’s a shame the others are so reluctant to follow…im talking to you America
Cybrspin says
More people have access to legal pot in america than Canada…. Just sayin….
levi says
Not on the national level ifv you live in a legal state you can’t cross state borders with your legal bpot
sayitstr8 says
you may have missed the point of the article. equal access to all.
think voting, for example. more people can vote in X country than in Y country, but ALL people can vote in Y country.
which principle suits you better? in which country do you want to live?
Sam Maurer says
because USA has a much larger population