Canadian Government Invests Almost $1 Million to Research Cannabis-Impaired Driving

Cannabis Business Times
Jul 5, 2018, 9:29 am44 pts
Canada’s new impaired driving laws are set to come into effect to align with cannabis legalization, but concerns still remain regarding the validity of road side testing for cannabis intoxication. In a release, the Canadian government said it will invest “$919,065 over three years to the Centre for Addiction…

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