
Possession for the Purpose of Trafficking vs. Simple Possession in Ontario
By Farid Zamani If you are charged with a drug offence in Ontario, the exact charge matters. In Canada, drug possession cases under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act (CDSA) can involve simple possession or possession for the purpose of trafficking. These are different offences, and the legal risk can be very different depending on...
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