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Cannabis Legalization: Racial Disparities in Drug Convictions and the Importance of Amnesty

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By Sandy Tat The legalization of recreational cannabis use on October 17th 2018 marked a turning point in Canada’s national public policies. With the passing of the Cannabis Act, Canadians […]

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Explainers, Health, Public Policy, Regulation, Social, Special Series, Unpacking Equity

Solitary Confinement and the Criminal Justice Debate

October 8, 2013by PPGR Leave a comment

Delaney Cummings The devastating effects of solitary confinement in Canadian and U.S. prisons have recently been launched to the forefront of policy discussions regarding humane punishment and mental health. Solitary […]

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