CANNABIS/MARIJUANA Sample Clauses

CANNABIS/MARIJUANA. All residents should familiarize themselves with Provincial and Federal laws on cannabis and will be expected to uphold these laws while in residence and on University property at all times. Please note that Manitoba provincial laws prohibit the use of cannabis in public places which includes all University property. For more information on federal and provincial facts about cannabis see: xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xx/en/health- canada/services/drugs-medication/cannabis/laws-regulations/regulations-support-cannabis-act.html The cannabis policy in Student Residences is as follows: Smoking, vaping, and use of concentrated forms of cannabis e.g., shatter: Prohibited in residence. Preparing and Cooking of Cannabis Products: Not permitted in residence. Plants/growing: Not permitted in residence. Edible cannabis products: Only legally purchased edible cannabis products with the standardized cannabis symbol and health warning message are permitted to be consumed in residence. Sale, production and distribution: The sale, production or distribution for consideration of cannabis is not permitted in residence or on University property. Cannabis use for medicinal purposes is also restricted by the University of Manitoba Clean Air Policy which prohibits smoking inside University property, including residences. Students with a prescription for medical cannabis are encouraged to meet with residence life staff and/or Student Accessibility Services for more information on authorized cannabis usage on campus. Disciplinary sanctions and fines will be levied to those who contravene these laws and policies. Residents will receive a minimum $50.00 fine for a first-time offence* *Note: Delayed response in opening your door and/or attempts to remove or mask the smell of smoking cannabis indoors will raise further suspicion and increase the severity of the sanction levied.
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CANNABIS/MARIJUANA. As of October 17, 2018, Canada has legalized the limited use, possession, and sale of Cannabis in Canada. All residents should familiarize themselves with new Provincial and Federal laws on cannabis and will be expected to uphold these laws while in residence and on University property at all times. For more information on federal and provincial facts about cannabis see: xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xx/en/health-canada/services/drugs-medication/cannabis/laws- regulations/provinces-territories.html The cannabis policy in Student Residences is as follows:
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