According to Cannabis Stats Hub for the period 2006 to 2017, there were 10,265 charges in Nova Scotia under the Cannabis Act, for possession of cannabis. Even if half those charges were repeat offenders, it does not take into consideration the thousands of offences that would have taken place prior to 2006. So it’s safe […]
Read More »Smoking is not allowed in most public places. The Nova Scotia Smoke-Free Places Act, which requires all indoor workplaces and public places, outdoor areas of restaurants, bars, lounges, and cabarets to be smoke-free, was expanded to cover cannabis. Like tobacco, cannabis is also banned at beaches, areas children frequent, sports venues, and public trails. Nova […]
Read More »The skinny? In the comfort of your own home or back yard, a rented campsite, or smoke-friendly places within your municipality. If you rent, your landlord may amend your lease and put rules in place about cannabis smoking or growing. For more information, visit Service Nova Scotia. Although the province already prohibited smoking in all indoor […]
Read More »Nova Scotia Cannabis Laws and Other Facts Each of the province’s do things a little bit differently, so we’ve put together this infographic (for those into infographics) of laws and facts specific to Nova Scotia, for your convenience – and our learning pleasure. We hope, this is Everything you need to know about Nova Scotia […]
Read More »Cannabis laws will be different in each province and territory in Canada. Here’s what you need to know about what will and won’t be legal in Nova Scotia.
Read More »Legal age for cannabis use The Province of Nova Scotia has set a legal age of 19 for cannabis use, purchase, and possession. Throughout its consultation, the province heard differing views on what the legal age should be. A legal age of 19 strikes a balance between keeping cannabis out of the hands of youth, […]
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