The debunking of the “lazy stoner” stereotype isn’t breaking news, but sometimes it’s nice to be reminded. This new study out of the University of Toronto is just that.
By examining the units of hectoliters per 100,000 people in Canadian provinces, researchers discovered some interesting trends.
The findings on youth and law enforcement come via the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health in Toronto, Canada.
But let’s talk about drunk driving.
The debunking of the “lazy stoner” stereotype isn’t breaking news, but sometimes it’s nice to be reminded. This new study out of the University of Toronto is just that.
By examining the units of hectoliters per 100,000 people in Canadian provinces, researchers discovered some interesting trends.
The findings on youth and law enforcement come via the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health in Toronto, Canada.
But let’s talk about drunk driving.
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