A key body tasked with helping the federal government decide whether and how to impose marijuana testing for workers finds itself at an impasse, ensuring no new federal rules on workplace impairment will be in place before pot becomes legal later this year.
The committee, comprising federally regulated employers, labour groups and federal officials, finds itself split over the issue of drug testing for jobs where impairment could pose a threat to public safety.
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Should the federal government cut programs and staff to balance the budget before adding new taxes?
| Yes: | 6899 | |
| No: | 1297 | |
| Unsure: | 438 |
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Should wealthy Canadians pay higher taxes?
| Yes: | 6840 | |
| No: | 3488 | |
| Unsure: | 607 |
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What should be the main thrust of the federal budget—housing, affordability, tax reduction?
| Housing: | 751 | |
| Affordability: | 2616 | |
| Tax reduction: | 3794 |
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Should B.C> hospitals have designated space for patients to use illicit drugs?
| Yes: | 1431 | |
| No: | 14561 | |
| Unsure: | 479 |
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Do you have a family doctor?
| Yes: | 6809 | |
| No: | 2156 |
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