Quebec psychiatrists call for potency limits on cannabis

Quebec psychiatrists call for potency limits on cannabis

January 18, 2018 5:25 pm MST.

The Quebec Psychiatrists Association is calling for potency limits on cannabis once recreational marijuana becomes legal this summer. But, as Cora MacDonald reports, some are calling their report fear mongering.

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