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Newsroom Ready: Police will use ‘common sense’ on first day of legal pot: Chief

The president of the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police says it is “highly unlikely” there will be big crackdowns on illegal cannabis stores on the first day of legal recreational marijuana.

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