Most Quebecers favour increasing the minimum age for cannabis use

The Legault government seems essentially to be on the right side of public opinion in Quebec when it comes raising the minimum legal age for cannabis consumption to 21 from 18, a new survey suggests.
An Angus-Reid poll of 1,500 respondents found that only 27 per cent of Canadians favoured a minimum age of 18, while another 21 per cent felt 19 was a more appropriate age and three per cent felt the minimum age should be 20.
But the survey also found that 27 per cent of those polled nationally felt