Justin Trudeau and B.C. premier David Eby said they were “surprised” after two B.C. companies said they were permitted to make and sell cocaine.
: “Harm reduction is a critically important and mainstream topic, and we are staying at the forefront of drug regulations across the board.”
Prior to this, Adastra was allowed to manufacture and sell up to 1,000 grams of psilocybin and psilocin — hallucinogens found in magic mushrooms — after receiving a Controlled Drug and Substances Dealer’s Licence in 2022.Sunshine Labs joins the conversation That said, Donovan Edwards, Sunshine Lab’s CEO, told the Star the company has not yet sold any cocaine or other drugs, nor do they have any plans in the works.
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