53 Days of Legalized Marijuana

53 Days of Legalized Marijuana
What Can We Learn About Cannabis and it’s Effect on Local Economics, Health and Land Use?
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What: Presentation & Dialogue with Leading Experts
Date:Sat, Dec.15th, 2018
Time: 7-9PM + Happy Holidays After Part
Where: Aligned Collective, 38085 2nd Ave, Squamish
Cost: $15/Person Online or $20 at the Door
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About the Event:
It’s been 53 days since the federal government legalized cannabis. There are companies positioning themselves to take part in the economy, both large and small. What will happen to the small business owners who grew the cannabis industry into what it is today? How will municipalities adapt to accept or reject the new cannabiz economy? What do we know about cannabis and how will our knowledge grow now that it is no longer a controlled substance? Join us for an evening of presentations by people who have been working in areas that impact our everyday life, our community and our economy.

Event Details:
Our events sell-out fast due to the limited capacity of our space. Purchase your ticket

The event will also be followed by a Happy Holidays After Party either at Aligned or a nearby venue.

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Feature Speakers:

1) Name: Dr. Aaron Shapiro, Forensic Toxicologist
Dr. Aaron Shapiro is a board-certified forensic toxicologist and a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Medicine at the University of British Columbia. His current areas of research include drug-impaired driving and the impact of cannabis on fentanyl-related deaths.

2) Bron Hogan, Craft Specialist BC Craft Supply
Bron’s passion for community and the unique culture of Cannabis in BC led him to co-founding BC Craft Supply. This opportunity has allowed him to utilize his expertise and industry connections to advocate for the micro-producers of cannabis, allowing them to compete in a market that is at risk of being dominated by large-scale growers.

3) Bryan Raiser, Owner of 99 North, the corridors first dispensary
Bron’s passion for community and the unique culture of Cannabis in BC led him to co-founding BC Craft Supply. This opportunity has allowed him to utilize his expertise and industry connections to advocate for the micro-producers of cannabis, allowing them to compete in a market that is at risk of being dominated by large-scale growers.

4) Susan Chapelle, Director of Government Relations, BC Craft Supply, Healthcare Researcher
Susan Chapelle has been active in local politics and changing the landscape for cannabis in Squamish. As a local advocate for healthcare and economy, her passion for helping small businesses enjoy access to the economy translates well into her advocacy for small enterprise micro-growers.