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   When will Canada's New toxic substances law come into force?

   • Canada has initiated a consultation period for its draft legislation on certain toxic substances under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999 (CEPA). If approved, the new law will enter into force six months after publication.

   Canada Consults Over Proposed Prohibition of Certain Toxic

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   What are the principles of the public drug system?

   • 18. 0.1 In this Act, the following principles are recognized: 1. The public drug system aims to meet the needs of Ontarians, as patients, consumers and taxpayers. 2. The public drug system aims to involve consumers and patients in a meaningful way. 3.

   RSO 1990, c O.10 | Ontario Drug Benefit Act | CanLII

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   Are prescription drugs going missing in Alberta?

   • Prescription drugs are going missing in Alberta — and most of the time, no one knows why. Data from Health Canada based on reporting from pharmacies, drug wholesalers, hospitals and others over a six-year period from 2018 to 2023 shows that 88 per cent of all reports were classified as "loss unexplained."

   Nearly 90 per cent of Alberta drug loss cases reported as 'unexplained'

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   What's wrong with Alberta's drug losses?

   • The findings for Alberta differ from the picture drawn by the national data set. In the national data, CBC found unexplained losses now account for the majority of the potentially addictive and dangerous drugs reported missing to Health Canada. That's a change from the previous six-year period, when most of the reported losses were due to theft.

   Nearly 90 per cent of Alberta drug loss cases reported as 'unexplained'

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2. www.bcpharmacists.org › drug-distributionDrug Distribution | College of Pharmacists of British Columbia

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   5 days ago · A synopsis of federal and provincial laws and regulations governing the distribution of drugs by prescription in British Columbia. Prescription Regulations Chart.

3. www.criminalcodehelp.ca › blog › understanding-yourUnderstanding Your Rights Under the Canadian Criminal Code

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   3 days ago · One of the most important rights that you have under the Criminal Code is the right to remain silent. This means that you do not have to speak to the police or answer any questions if you do not want to. Additionally, you have the right to talk to a lawyer before answering any questions. You can also ask for a lawyer any time during a police ...

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   2 days ago · An Alberta judge is recommending the provincial government set standards for governing residential medical detoxification and addiction treatment programs after she examined the death of a 25-year ...

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   4 days ago · Losses of some dangerous or highly addictive drugs classified under the federal Controlled Drugs and Substances Act are required to be reported to Health Canada within 72 hours.

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   5 days ago · Ontario Drug Benefit Act. R.S.O. 1990, Chapter O.10. Consolidation Period: From January 1, 2022 to the e-Laws currency date. Last amendment: 2021, c. 25, Sched. 18. Principles. 0.1 In this Act, the following principles are recognized: 1. The public drug system aims to meet the needs of Ontarians, as patients, consumers and taxpayers. 2.

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   5 days ago · The motion to dismiss a high-profile lawsuit challenging the federal government’s authority to enforce the Controlled Substances Act against state-legal, intrastate cannabis businesses was granted, but the suit ‘alleged persuasive reasons for a reexamination’ of how the CSA regulates cannabis.

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   4 days ago · Canada has initiated a consultation period for its draft legislation on certain toxic substances under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999 (CEPA). If approved, the new law will enter into force six months after publication.