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Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction. (2022) Public safety and cannabis: taking stock of knowledge since legalization: a virtual cannabis policy research symposium report. Ottawa: Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction.

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Summarizes six research papers on various public safety aspects of cannabis legalization, which were presented at the Public Safety and Cannabis: Taking Stock of Knowledge Since Legalization symposium in January 2022. This report highlights accumulated data and knowledge of the impacts of the Cannabis Act on public safety.

  • Presentation 1: Analysis of drivers of the illicit cannabis market p.3
  • Presentation 2: Online illicit trade in Canada: three years after the legalization of recreational herbal cannabis p.5
  • Presentation 3: Cannabis-impaired driving
  • Presentation 4: What’s changed? cannabis legalization and youth contact with the criminal justice system p.10
  • Presentation 5: Canada’s legalization of cannabis, 2018: a consideration of the impacts on law enforcement p.12
  • Presentation 6: Knowledge synthesis on changes in organized crime groups’ operations since cannabis legalization in Canada p.13
Item Type
Report
Publication Type
International, Report
Drug Type
Cannabis
Intervention Type
Harm reduction, Policy
Date
April 2022
Pages
25 p.
Publisher
Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction
Corporate Creators
Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction
Place of Publication
Ottawa
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