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Canada invests in cannabis-impaired driving research.

Posted bywpengine 5 July 2018

With legalization on the horizon, the Canadian government has pledged almost $1 million into researching cannabis-impaired driving

Source: Government invests almost $1 million to research cannabis-impaired driving | Daily Hive Toronto

Posted bywpengine5 July 2018Posted inUncategorized

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