By challenging the stigma and addressing the misconceptions, we can create a more informed and accepting society that recognizes the value of cannabis as a legitimate option for various purposes, including medical and recreational use.
Via email to John Clare, Director General Strategic Policy, Cannabis, Controlled Substances and Cannabis Branch – cannabis.consultation@canada.ca Re: Notice of Intent — Consultation on Potential… Read More »Health Canada Submission
Why a monopoly is bad for customers and the viability of any cannabis business involved.
NORML Canada is a non-profit, public interest, member operated and funded group, chartered at the federal level in Canada since 1978. The organization is committed to eliminating all civil and criminal penalties for private cannabis use. The use of formal sanctions to discourage cannabis use has been costly and harmful on both a societal and individual level.
Cannabis prohibition disproportionately affected marginalized groups, and the framework for legalization has failed to address these disparities to any meaningful extent. It is noteworthy that Black, Indigenous, disabled, and/or low-income people suffered the harshest effects of criminalization, yet remain underrepresented in the legal market.
NORML Canada is a proponent of safe, equitable, and affordable access to recreational and medical cannabis.
NORML Canada provides non-partisan media commentary about issues affecting cannabis consumers, patients, and entrepreneurs.