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An Open Letter to Mayor Jim Watson, City of Ottawa
Read more: An Open Letter to Mayor Jim Watson, City of OttawaA letter from Donald MacPherson, in response to the announcement of the creation of an…
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Harm Reduction in Canada – What Governments Need to Do Now
Read more: Harm Reduction in Canada – What Governments Need to Do NowCanada is in urgent need of comprehensive harm reduction policy that jettisons the failed, costly…
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Submission to the Senate Standing Committee on Legal and Constitutional Affairs
Read more: Submission to the Senate Standing Committee on Legal and Constitutional AffairsAs a portion of the Senate Standing Committee meeting on Legal and Constitutional Affairs: Bill…
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Canada’s Opening Statement at CND 2017
Read more: Canada’s Opening Statement at CND 2017CANADA – Opening Statement CND 2017The Sixtieth Session of the United Nations Commission on Narcotic…
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Cannabis Use and Driving: Evidence Review
Read more: Cannabis Use and Driving: Evidence ReviewThis policy brief is the result of a review of the research on cannabis impairment…
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Cannabis Use and Driving: Knowledge Translation Strategy Recommendations
Read more: Cannabis Use and Driving: Knowledge Translation Strategy RecommendationsIn reviewing the evidence relating to cannabis impairment and driving, we have highlighted several main…
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Organized Crime in the Cannabis Market: Evidence and Implications
Read more: Organized Crime in the Cannabis Market: Evidence and ImplicationsClaims that portray Canada’s current and pre-existing cannabis industry as dominated by organized crime have…
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Drug Policy and Harm Reduction
Read more: Drug Policy and Harm ReductionFor World AIDS Day 2016 we are featuring our policy brief relating HIV/AIDS to harm…
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Respect for Communities Act: The Case for Repeal and Q&A
Read more: Respect for Communities Act: The Case for Repeal and Q&AThe so-called Respect for Communities Act was passed in 2015 in the last Parliament, with…
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