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March 16, 2024| CBC News
More than half of P.E.I.'s impaired driving charges this year have been for cannabis
March 14, 2024| Telegraph-Journal
Cannabis NB expanding in three big cities
March 12, 2024| CBC News
Windsor mental health program sees jump in cannabis-induced psychosis — mainly with youth
March 11, 2024| CTV News
Sask. mine fights worker over medical cannabis use
March 7, 2024| La Presse
Les dangers de la marijuana pour le cœur se précisent
February 25, 2024| The Globe and Mail
Germany decriminalizes recreational cannabis, but falls short of initial plans to open market quickly [Subscription required]
February 24, 2024| Medical Xpress
Young workers' injuries rise after recreational marijuana sales made legal
February 21, 2024| Forbes
Germany’s New Cannabis Law To Pass This Week And Take Effect In April
February 20, 2024| CBC News
Cannabis has been legal for 5 years, but some employers still test for it
February 18, 2024| CBC Radio
More than a bad trip: Experts warn about the risk of cannabis-induced psychosis
February 9, 2024| Centre canadien sur les dépendances et l’usage de substances
Faire avancer la recherche sur le cannabis : les résultats de l'initiative sont désormais disponibles
February 1, 2024| Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction
Advancing Cannabis Research: initiative results now available
January 29, 2024| Medical Xpress
Asthma rates climb for high school students as cannabis use increases
December 19, 2023| City News
Alberta cannabis retailers to see reduced red tape
December 11, 2023| Toronto Star