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    Canada’s provinces and territories should disclose cannabis data to support research

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    Armstrong, Michael
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    Cannabis legalization
    Open government
    Health care policy
    
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10464/15061
    Abstract
    Despite cannabis legalization’s many potential impacts on Canadian society, provincial governments have disclosed few details about their recreational sales. Detailed proactive data disclosure, like that done in Colorado and Washington state, helps researchers understand legalization’s impacts and suggest regulatory improvements. To ensure Canada’s upcoming regulatory review is evidence-based, provinces must at least start monthly publication of the recreational cannabis sales data they already collect.
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    10.1503/cmaj.202041
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