Prime Minister Justin Trudeau: Legal Cannabis for Adult Citizens in Canada on October 17, 2018

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said that marijuana would be declared legal for adults in Canada on October 17, 2018. It was conveyed during a speech to the Canadian Parliament on Thursday, June 21, 2018.
In his speech, Trudeau hoped that the legalization of marijuana in Canada could provide benefits to the state treasury.
Because, when it was illegal for the past 95 years, a total of billions of Canadian dollars were the profits of marijuana transactions, instead of flowing to dealers, criminal organizations, and the black market. Thus, as quoted from The Guardian, Thursday (06/21/2018).
Later, after the legalization policy has been fully implemented in October 2018, Trudeau said that his administration would immediately regulate the management of transactions and use of commercial marijuana responsibly, and on the one hand, benefit Canada. Therefore, it is hoped that there will be a lot of licensed producers Canada that can bring profits and their use is safe and accountable.
“During the following months and years, we (the government) will almost completely replace the market for organized crime,” he said before the Canadian Parliament.
The prime minister also hopes, with the policy of legalizing marijuana, Maple Country youth can be better protected from …


