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Vancouver Man Seeks to Open Crack, Meth Store as Canada Decriminalizes Hard Drugs

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Jan 12, 2023

Vancouver Man Seeks to Open Crack, Meth Store as Canada Decriminalizes Hard Drugs

A Vancouver man named Jerry Martin is floating a business plan to open a store that would sell crack, meth, and heroin over the counter as soon as British Columbia decriminalizes hard drugs — a policy announced in May and scheduled to take effect on January 31, 2023.

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