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Expedited pot pardons now available in Canada

August 1, 2019 7:02 pm EST.
Canadians charged with simple pot possession will now be able to apply for pardons online. Attorney General David Lametti announced Thursday that the new expedited process will cut waiting times and be free of charge. Sharon Yonan-Renold reports.

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