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Guide to authorities under the Protecting Canadians from Unsafe Drugs Act (Vanessa’s Law): Overview - Canada.ca
Apr 19, 2025
legacy-hc-2025-04-21
ID 243578
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Guide to authorities under the Protecting Canadians from Unsafe Drugs Act (Vanessa’s Law): Overview - Canada.ca
Jan 2, 2026
hc-20260101
ID 429004
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--- +++ @@ -134,5 +134,4 @@ To deal proactively with cases of potential or continued non-compliance with the Act, the Minister may apply to a court for an injunction (refer to section 21.5 of the Act). An injunction allows the courts to direct a person to refrain from an action that contravenes the Act or to do something to prevent a contravention of the Act. The person named in the application is given 48 hours' notice before an injunction is issued. The person is not notified in advance if the situation is urgent and notice would not be in the public interest. Page details-Date modified: 2023-09-08