RCMP: No Evidence of Fentanyl in Nova Scotia Cannabis

The Nova Scotia RCMP refuted Premier Houston’s claim of fentanyl-laced cannabis from unauthorized retailers, stating they have no evidence of such findings. This controversy arises amid tensions between the province and Mi’kmaw communities following a crackdown on illegal cannabis dispensaries, which the Attorney General has ordered to prioritize. Houston asserted that his information came from law enforcement, while Mi’kmaw leaders criticized the lack of meaningful consultation and support for community dispensaries. The Potlotek First Nation emphasized the need for cooperation rather than conflict over cannabis regulations.

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