Canadian Police Chiefs Call for Decriminalizing All Drug Possession

Ganjapreneur
By TG BranfaltJul 13, 2020, 12:26 pm302 pts
In a new report, the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police calls on federal lawmakers to decriminalize low-level possession of all drugs for personal use. CACP President Chief Constable Adam Palmer told the CBC that current drug possession laws have “proven do be ineffective” and do “not save lives.”…

Read Article Share
Share Article
- email
- twitter
- facebook
- pocket
- reddit
- tumblr
- linkedin
- pinterest

Trending Today on NewsBudz

How to Qualify for Medicinal Cannabis in New Jersey 69

Christina Lake Cannabis files 15-month report with increasing revenue, declining losses 67

Collective Project Launches Portfolio of Hemp-Derived THC Beverages in 25 States 66

Last Week in Weed: July 1- July 8, 2025 66

Auxly Cannabis reaches ‘turning point’ with closing of 2 transactions 65

Oregon Police Improperly Used Aerial Camera To Bust Marijuana Grow, State Appeals Court Says 64

Texas: Dallas Officials Halt Implementation of Voter-Approved Marijuana Depenalization Ordinance 63

4 Pitfalls to Avoid When Seeking a Cannabis Trademark (and Tips to Avoid Them) 62

About NewsBudz

NewsBudz is your go-to app for daily cannabis news, covering everything from medical marijuana breakthroughs to recreational cannabis trends and legalization updates.

Our platform aggregates content from over 30 top-tier cannabis news outlets to deliver a curated stream of the latest headlines, insights, and developments across the marijuana and hemp industries.

Whether you're interested in policy reform, health research, cannabis business, CBD, delta 9 products or lifestyle stories, NewsBudz keeps you informed and connected. Accessible on the web and mobile, NewsBudz makes it easy to explore, read, and share cannabis news anytime, anywhere.