Quebec Raises Legal Age for Cannabis to 21; Critics Say It Will Only Drive Illegal Sales

Cannabis Culture
By Alexandra Mae Jones, CTV NewsOct 30, 2019, 1:44 pm197 pts
After a year of being able to purchase cannabis legally from age 18, Quebecers will now have to wait until they turn 21. The provincial government has passed a bill changing the legal age to use marijuana, a move critics say will only drive the black market. The Coalition Avenir Quebec government adopted Bill…

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