The Conservative government revealed plans Tuesday to ban a dangerous, hallucinogenic drug that has been linked to the gruesome attack in Florida where a man chewed off part of another man’s face.
Health Minister Leona Aglukkaq told a news conference Tuesday the government plans to regulate MDPV, a key ingredient in the drug commonly known as “bath salts,” also referred to on the street as Ivory Wave, Vanilla Sky, Cloud Nine, and Whack.
The aim is to give law enforcement tools to combat the “new and emerging drug that ruins lives and causes havoc in communities across the country,” Aglukkaq said.
The government intends to add the drug — which causes paranoia, hallucinations and aggressive behaviour — to the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act, placing it in the same category as heroin and cocaine.
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Health Minister Leona Aglukkaq told a news conference Tuesday the government plans to regulate MDPV, a key ingredient in the drug commonly known as “bath salts,” also referred to on the street as Ivory Wave, Vanilla Sky, Cloud Nine, and Whack.
The aim is to give law enforcement tools to combat the “new and emerging drug that ruins lives and causes havoc in communities across the country,” Aglukkaq said.
The government intends to add the drug — which causes paranoia, hallucinations and aggressive behaviour — to the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act, placing it in the same category as heroin and cocaine.
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