Province to conduct anonymous legal cannabis survey
Residents of Saskatchewan are being asked to provide input on the upcoming marijuana legislation next year.
Between Sept. 8 and Oct. 6, the government of Saskatchewan will be conducting an online survey about a variety of topics pertaining to legal marijuana.
“The legalization of cannabis represents a big change,” Justice Minister and Attorney General Don Morgan said in a press release. “We want to take the time to listen to and consult with the people of this province to ensure we implement parts of this legislation that are under our control in a way that works for Saskatchewan.”
The survey covers age limits, taxation, potential retail models, locations, rules and the enforcement of modified impaired driving laws among other topics.