British Columbia to Decriminalize Possession of Most Drugs
Those caught with under 2.5 grams of illicit drugs, including heroin and fentanyl, will not face jail time when the regulations go into effect.
Those caught with under 2.5 grams of illicit drugs, including heroin and fentanyl, will not face jail time when the regulations go into effect.
Psychedelic advocates are preparing to present Illinois’ first-ever policy reform bill, but before they do, they need public support.
With no strong resistance manifesting to oppose the psychedelic renaissance, it appears these drugs have re-emerged from underground for a permanent place in our culture.
Biggest difference between the two proposed bills: one decriminalizes plant medicine.
California’s not alone. Florida, Michigan, New York, and more U.S. states may pass psychedelic therapy or decriminalization legislation in 2022, while Canada kicked off the year with more access.
The psychedelic movement keeps on moving in the Pacific Northwest following Seattle’s decriminalization resolution passing earlier this year.
“Establishing a widespread route to provide New Yorkers with this medical treatment would be a monumental step in providing mental health care to improve lives,” reads the bill.
Proposed legislation decriminalizes personal possession and use of all illegal drugs in an effort to focus on health and social equity instead of criminalization.
A new bill filed in Florida has proposed the decriminalization…
As the decriminalization movement sweeps through Michigan, Detroit becomes the largest city in the state to decriminalize entheogenic plants.
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