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Cost of Cannabis Collisions in Canadian Provinces in 2012 [infographic]
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Cost of Cannabis Collisions in Canadian Provinces in 2012 [infographic]

Publication date: 2017
Author: Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction

Based on research to which CCSA contributed, summarizes the social and economic costs of cannabis collisions in Canadian provinces in 2012. Data indicates that fatalities have the highest costs.

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