Canada’s Pacific coast province of British Columbia is ending its three-year experiment in decriminalizing possession of ...
The three-year pilot project, which allowed people to be in possession of small amounts of illicit drugs, began on Jan. 31, ...
In 2024, B.C. started walking back on it, making illicit drug use illegal in public spaces. It worked with the federal ...
Province won’t apply to extend its exemption from federal Controlled Drugs and Substances Act, Health Minister says ...
The Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs says it's worried about impacts on First Nations people as the province discontinues its drug ...
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B.C.'s decriminalization pilot is up for renewal. Where do we go from here?
By the end of this month, B.C. Premier David Eby has to make a decision whether to ask the federal government for an ...
The three-year pilot program did not deliver the results hoped for, the health minister said. It had allowed drug users to ...
A federal drug exemption that allows adults to possess small amounts of some drugs is set to end Jan. 31, and Premier David ...
The Canadian Press on MSN
B.C. to end drug decriminalization project, after 'challenging' three-year-experiment
British Columbia won't be renewing its agreement with Health Canada that allowed for the decriminalization of small amounts ...
Oregon voters passed Measure 110 in November 2020, which decriminalized the possession of all drugs, including cocaine, meth, and heroin. In February 2021, the measure went into effect. “Now, if you ...
Despite the hard work and good intentions behind the pilot, it has not delivered the results we hoped for,” says Health ...
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