Just 44 Canadians Have Had Cannabis Records Expunged Since Legalization

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By TG BranfaltSep 10, 2019, 11:12 am142 ptsTrending
Only 77 people have applied to have their cannabis charges expunged in Canada and just 44 have been successfully pardoned, according to a Global News report. Some 250,000 Canadians are believed to have a low-level possession charge in the nation but some were charged under a generic drug possession charge and…

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