Information session: amendments to the Cannabis RegulationsDaily news

On March 12, most of the amendments to the cannabis regulations proposed by Health Canada on June 8, 2024 will come into force: Regulations Amending Certain Cannabis Regulations (Streamlining of Requirements). AQIC invites its members to an information session on these amendments.  

The session will be led by Jean-Maxim LeBrun, partner at Dunton Rainville, and Jason Moscovici, founding president of Provisions Legal Services, and will cover the following topics, among others:

• Delegation of QAP activities;
• Use of ethyl alcohol in inhaled or ingested cannabis extracts;
• Inclusion of cannabis pollen;
• Micro-cultivation: cultivation surface and micro-processing;
• Relaxation of cannabis research requirements;
• Destruction of cannabis and persons responsible;
• Retention of visual records;
• Labelling of cannabinoid concentrations on certain products (e.g. edible products, topical products, etc.);
• Authorised inserts on packaging;
• Authorised windows on labels for transparent packaging authorised for dried cannabis and fresh cannabis;
• Bar codes on containers;
• Modified health warnings to come, current warnings can be used for the next 12 months;
• Relaxation of key investor requirements for certain licensees.

As we know, Quebec has its own regulatory framework and distribution system. As a result, you may have many questions about the implications of these changes for your business in Quebec or elsewhere in Canada. This session will provide you with a more detailed understanding of the upcoming changes.

This session will be held on March 27 from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. on the TEAMS platform and is reserved for AQIC members. We invite you to reserve this date in your calendar. Registration link in your MEMBER AREA in Upcoming events go to 27 march / Webinar on cannabis regulations amendements - French only

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