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This a Bridgeland Law blog about legal issues which, for the most part, impact condominium corporations in Alberta. The blog is written from the perspective of the condominium corporation and is intended to provide general information only to condominium corporations, their Boards of Directors, and their condominium property managers; specific legal advice should be obtained in respect of your particular situation.

Wednesday, May 30, 2018

Limiting the ability of condominium owners to grow cannabis plants in their units

Apparently the federal government has amended the cannabis legislation to allow provinces to limit individuals right to grow your own cannabis. This article explains the amendment:

https://globalnews.ca/news/4238754/quebec-ban-marijuana-home-grows/amp/

It behooves the Alberta government to embrace this limitation in the Alberta legislation which is being developed concurrently. The last thing the condominium owners at large should want want are pot heads growing cannabis in their condominium units.

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