Alberta police chiefs says it's too soon support drug decriminalization as cities push for change
city councillor Michael Janz is hoping Edmonton will join other cities to push Ottawa to decriminalize minor drugs offences. But as Chris Chacon explains, some police forces don't welcome the plan.
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Alberta police chiefs says it's too soon support drug decriminalization as cities push for change
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