Cannabis law in Canada blog writer
Budget: $30 – $250 CAD
Hello I need a professional writer that is well versed in Canadian law regarding Cannabis.
I am not seeking specific legal advise or seeking council; I do not require a lawyer. I am looking for a blog writer that understands the current Canadian law landscape regarding Cannabis.
I am looking for someone to write blog articles on a per-project basis. If this article is received well, there is more work on the horizon.
This is the blog topic I'm interested in, and expect around 1000 words:
How has Canadian Cannabis legalization has changed.
- Outline the original laws that were passed to federally legalize cannabis. Include high level references to each provincial regulations as they were originally passed/adopted.
- Outline the current cannabis laws, and specifically what has changed since the original law was passed at the federal level. Include references to how provincial law has changed as well, and please link to any current legal references from the government websites
- Include things like edibles and concentrates, how they are legally defined, and how those laws have changed since the original legalization
I am not seeking specific legal advise or seeking council; I do not require a lawyer. I am looking for a blog writer that understands the current Canadian law landscape regarding Cannabis.
I am looking for someone to write blog articles on a per-project basis. If this article is received well, there is more work on the horizon.
This is the blog topic I'm interested in, and expect around 1000 words:
How has Canadian Cannabis legalization has changed.
- Outline the original laws that were passed to federally legalize cannabis. Include high level references to each provincial regulations as they were originally passed/adopted.
- Outline the current cannabis laws, and specifically what has changed since the original law was passed at the federal level. Include references to how provincial law has changed as well, and please link to any current legal references from the government websites
- Include things like edibles and concentrates, how they are legally defined, and how those laws have changed since the original legalization