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  1. Barbara
    January 19, 2019

    This is a really interesting topic and a very informative one. As a matter of fact I had no idea Canada had done that. I am not a consumer myslef, I have in the past I guess when I was much younger but I alwasy thought that there are many more dangerous drugs that are legal out there like for example alchool. These things are good to know and I believe more country should do the same. I am not saying we should allow all drugs, certainly not but if controlled like the have in other countries like Holland for example I think it has improved the drug situation rather than makeing worst. Thank you for sharing

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    • admin
      January 19, 2019

      Thanks for your comments Barbara. I agree that other countries could use Holland as a good example.  

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  2. Agobr
    January 19, 2019

    To me personally, marijuana is a good medicnal product but legalising it is a very bad idea. Think of it now that it is educational not a legal plant people abuse it’s use what more of what will happen if it is legalised this means that people will just go mad in the streets. It should used only for medical purposes by governmentss.

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  3. Miche
    January 19, 2019

    Wow! it’s really interesting to what the law really allows and what it’s not allowed. I think that a good legislation with margins of possibility for consumer is better than a too restrictive one that risk to boost illegality. Some space to the legal use and the possibility to start business in edible things and, step by step, in other business fields it’s going to be a good thing!

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    • admin
      January 19, 2019

      Each province in Canada is a little different with restrictions.  Step by step is right.  Thanks for your comments

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  4. Nuttanee
    January 19, 2019

    I live in NYC and they are still passing the recreation use bill. I am sure by the end of this year or next year the bill will pass and we can use it freely. However, I can see that the NYPDs are cutting some slacks when they see people smoking. I am talking about right in the open, in Union Square. If it was 5 years ago and you do that, you will be facing many charges. I am sure NYC might enforce the same regulations as in Canada. The age might be 18 or 21 to have marijuana. We will see how will it turn out.  

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    • admin
      January 19, 2019

      I’m sure other countries will be watching to see what kind of regulations and enforcements are being used.  For sure it’s going to be a learning curve for them all.

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