CANNABIS AND DRIVING – It used to be that when police smelled or saw cannabis in a car they’d charge you with possession. Now that possession is legal they charge you with impaired driving, whether you’re actually impaired or not.

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The lawyer for Michelle Gray, who uses medical cannabis to treat symptoms of multiple sclerosis, says her case shows that impaired driving laws are too broad and too vague.

Source: N.S. woman plans constitutional challenge of roadside cannabis test | The Star