Public Health Education Campaign Legal NOT SAFE: Recreational Marijuana
Reprinted from the New Brunswick Medical Society in Canada
Canada’s Trudeau Tries to Create Hipster Legacy
Canadian Politician Tries to Create Legacy by Legalizing Marijuana
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Canadian Family Physicians Warn of Medical Marijuana’s Limited Effectiveness and Big Risks
This College of the Family Physicians of Canada report was mailed to 30,000 of their members. It is the best evidence based report we’ve seen!
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Canadian Psychologists Wary of Cannabis
The conclusions of the Canadian Psychological Association’s task force on the legalization of cannabis verge on devastating.
Douglas Todd: Canada’s psychologists urge marijuana vigilance
Apart from the #Metoo maelstrom and the housing crises in Toronto and Vancouver, few things stir up Canadians more than marijuana, which its promoters claim is the cure for everything from glaucoma to brain disease. Should private outlets sell recreational marijuana? Is it more enjoyable to smoke or swallow cannabis?
See entire debate by clicking here on the Open Parliment link
See New 2018 Survey of Canadians
Cleartheairnow.org commissioned a survey to see how many Canadians understand the Health Canada Report on Cannabis. The survey result speaks to the need for public health education regarding the drug, marijuana.
See Cannabis survey press release.
Citizens Group Warns Canadian Lawmakers and Marijuana Industry of their Personal Liability
Affidavit: Notice of Liability to Canadian Parliment, Senators and Marijuana Industry
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The Latest News Out of Canada: After Legalization Cannabis Induced Psychosis Soars
Mental health expert warns of ‘significant increase’ in cannabis-induced psychosis
With marijuana now legalized in Canada, a mental health expert has predicted a significant increase in cannabis-induced psychosis. The latest figures provided by the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) reveal a steady rise in cases in recent years.
