Proposed Approach to the Regulation of Cannabis
Summary of Comments Received During the Public Consultation
Published by Health Canada on March 19, 2018
Table of Contents
1 Introduction
1.1 Proposed Approach to the Regulation of Cannabis
1.2 Public Consultation
1.3 Purpose of this Document
2 Licences, Permits and Authorizations
2.1 Overview of Proposal
2.2 What We Heard
2.3 Thresholds for Micro-cultivation and Micro-processing
3 Security Clearances
3.1 Overview of Proposal
3.2 What We Heard
4 Cannabis Tracking System
4.1 Overview of Proposal
4.2 What We Heard
5 Cannabis Products
5.1 Overview of Proposal
5.2 What We Heard
6 Packaging and Labelling
6.1 Overview of Proposal
6.2 What We Heard
6.3 Detailed Packaging and Labelling Requirements
7 Cannabis for Medical Purposes
7.1 Overview of Proposal
7.2 What We Heard
8 Health Products and Cosmetics with Cannabis
8.1 Overview of Proposal
8.2 What We Heard
8.3 Existing approval pathways
8.4 Non-Prescription Drugs and Natural Health Products
9 Other Issues
Annex A: Details of Proposed Label Content Requirements for Cannabi
Annex B: Details of Proposed Label Display Requirements for Cannabis
Annex C: Proposed Health Warning Messages
CPAC video - Health Minister Ginette Petitpas Taylor and parliamentary secretary Bill Blair speak
http://www.cpac.ca/en/programs/headline-politics/episodes/60944783
Alberta: SellSafe Cannabis Staff Training
SellSafe Cannabis Staff Training Available May 1, 2018
Alberta: qualified cannabis worker requirements - SellSafe Cannabis Staff Training
To work in Alberta's retail cannabis industry you must be recognized as a Qualified Cannabis Worker by the Alberta Gaming & Liquor Commission (AGLC)
https://aglc.ca/cannabis/retail-cannabis-store-licences/qualified-cannabis-worker-requirements
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