Albertans are allowed to grow their own marijuana but there are reguations governing where it can be planted and how much you can have. Cannabis is also allowed to be consumed in provincial parks, but again you are advised to know the rules governing that. To read more, click here. More from Dunn & Associates: Crime […]
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On Oct.17, 2018, the Cannabis Act came into force, making marijuana a legal product across Canada But there are many laws and restrictions about the sale possession, production and distribution of cannabis products, and they can vary from province to province. Here is what you need to know about cannabis in Alberta. To read more,
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When there is an assault allegation, police look at the evidence before deciding if charges are appropriate. Once those are laid, only the Crown prosecutor has the discretion to have the charges dropped, even if the complainant has a change of heart and asks the charges be withdrawn against the accused. To read more, click
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Guns or knives usually come to mind when people think of weapons. However, anything that can inflict harm can be considered a weapon. An Ontario man was recently charged with assault with a weapon after throwing hot coffee at another person. Police-reported violent crime in 2019 continued to account for about one-fifth, or 22 per cent, of
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