Increased addiction and drugged driving, the problem of second-hand smoke in multi-unit dwellings, and the exposure of children to smoke in homes where pot is used were just some of the concerns raised at two anti-marijuana rallies in Vancouver this week.
One of the rallies, both of which were billed as an “anti-celebration” of legalization, took place on Oct. 17, the day recreational use of the drug became legal nationwide.
