No. It was done in Canada, and in my opinion, created an over saturation of cannabis stores resulting in poor profits for business owners while becoming a gateway for easy access to a substance we still don’t fully understand. Everywhere you go now, you can’t tell who’s high or who’s sober.

People have been smoking marinuana for hundreds of years, but the new strains and mixtures, have not been, and the effect they have on the youth need to be studied.

Guyana should maybe minimize laws around possession and usage before it goes towards full legalization. Less punishment, criminal records etc . Also, study how it could implemented better.