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Half of Canadians Support the Legalization of Marijuana #drugpolicy #legalization #poll

Monday, November 29, 2010 | Posted by Mark |

Half of Canadians Support the Legalization of Marijuana
Angus Reid Global Monitor
November 29, 2010
Half of Canadians Support the Legalization of Marijuana (link to PDF, 8 pages)

 

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Mark Haden currently works for Vancouver Coastal Health, Addiction Services, and has worked in detox, methadone and outpatient settings in both counseling and supervisory roles for over 20 years. Mark is a pivotal voice in the drug policy reform movement, providing viable, coherent models for reforming drug education and regulating markets for currently illegal substances.

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