Penalties for driving while high in Alberta and Saskatchewan
MEDICINE HAT, AB — With cannabis set to be legal on October 17, provinces have been working to amend their impaired driving laws to include cannabis.
The laws vary from province to province.
In Alberta, the provincial government has listed the penalties for driving while high. For the first offence, drivers who are found to be driving while high will receive an immediate 90-day licence suspension and will immediately have their vehicles seized for three days.