The British Columbia Civil Liberties Association dives into the idea of cannabis’s legality in form as a medical drug. It states that due to its nature of helping someone live their life in a painless or more comfortable matter it should not be deemed illegal. Similar to the case of R. v. Smith. The case is unclear and Section 7 of the Charter is commonly brought up. It broadly explains that marijuana falls under a “Natural Health Product Regulation” (pg 2.c) but that the natural health products regulation is not a legally contractual and abiding ruleset. So that realistically it holds little value in the court when dealing with cases. The natural health products are deemed either right or wrong by looking at the side effects of its use. (pg
