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The post-legalization legacy of UVic’s late cannabis club

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UVic history student Meghan Jones — who published her honours thesis on cannabis legalization in Canada — said it’s important that current UVic students know of the club. The post The post-legalization legacy of UVic’s late cannabis club appeared first on Martlet.

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The post-legalization legacy of UVic’s late cannabis club

UVic history student Meghan Jones — who published her honours thesis on cannabis legalization in Canada — said it’s important that current UVic students know of the club. The post The post-legalization legacy of UVic’s late cannabis club appeared first on Martlet.

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