Lessons from cannabis regulation in Canada

9 de junio de 2020 18:30

Online

This second webinar, organised by Transform and MUCD, is launching a new report on cannabis regulation in Canada.

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A panel discussion to exchange on the removal of criminal sanctions for the simple possession of drugs.

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