What will be legal? In 2018 Canadian adults will legally be able to possess, grow and purchase limited amounts of marijuana. Specifically, Canadian adults will be legally able to possess 30 grams or less of dried marijuana, or it’s equivalent. What that means is that an adult
Read more →Possessing and producing illegal drugs, whether for the purpose of consumption, trafficking, importing or exporting, is a criminal offense in Canada. If you are found to be in possession of illegal drugs, you may be punished with fines, a jail sentence and a criminal record. The most
Read more →Currently, it is legal to grow small amounts of marijuana at home for medicinal purposes under the license issued by Health Canada. That may soon come to an end as stricter new laws are being implemented. With or without the new laws, it is illegal to grow
Read more →While everyone knows that it is a crime to possess, produce or traffic illegal drugs in Canada, a lot of people are unaware of the penalties involved. So what is drug trafficking under Canadian law? Under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act, drug trafficking is an indictable
Read more →Each day the number of Canadians trying to deal with the effects of drug offences increases. The concerns over keeping their employment, or housing, are the most immediate. But did you know that your ability to travel outside of Canada could also be seriously impacted if you are
Read more →According to the Criminal Code, uttering death threats or making threats of bodily harm to any person is a criminal offence. Threatening to burn or otherwise damage personal property or making threats against any animals owned by a person is also punishable under this law. Uttering death
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