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Behind the Headlines: Sask. drivers grapple with zero-tolerance cannabis law

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For many people, cannabis offers the relief they need to get a good night’s sleep, calm anxiety or relieve pain. But an increase in roadside testing in Saskatchewan has left many questioning how to consume the substance without picking up a licence suspension the following day. Alex Brown reports.

9 May 2024 English Canada News

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