Sask. police forces prepared for spike in drug-impaired charges

Saskatchewan police expect a spike in charges against people who drive after using cannabis once marijuana legalization takes effect, but the provincial chiefs of police association says they’re ready for it.
Last week, Statistics Canada reported about 15 per cent of 15,300 survey respondents aged 15 years and older admitted they had driven a vehicle within two hours of smoking pot.
Paul Ladouceur, secretary of the Saskatchewan Association of Chiefs of Police, said new technology and