Introduction: Can Someone Tell Me What Just Happened? / Andrew D. Hathaway and Clayton James Smith McCann
Part 1: Cannabis in Context: Historical, Political, and Economic Factors
1 From Prohibition to Legalization: Cannabis Use and the Law / Catherine Carstairs
2 Cannabis-Policy Integration and Alignment: Missed Opportunities and Obstacles to Collaborative Governance / Jared J. Wesley
3 Displacing the Illicit Cannabis Market: Challenges and Trade-offs / Jason Childs and George Hartner
4 Medical Cannabis Dispensaries: A Conduit for Change? / Jenna Valleriani
Part 2: Cannabis and Public Health: A Multidisciplinary View
5 Cannabis Legalization: Déjà Vu All over Again? / Michael DeVillaer
6 Cannabis Substitution: The Canadian Experience / Michelle St. Pierre, Sarah Daniels, and Zach Walsh
7 Cannabis and Mental Health: A Sociological Perspective / Andrew D. Hathaway
8 Help Wanted: The Plight of Workers and Consumers under Canada’s Legal Cannabis Production Regime / Clayton James Smith McCann
Part 3: Cannabis Subjectivities: An Array of Voices
9 Women in Corporate Cannabis Work
From a Good House to Good Farm / An interview with Jeannette VanderMarel
Building Consumer Trust in a Nascent Industry / Karina Lahnakoski
Cannabis Jobs in Canada / Alison McMahon
10 Last Stop Before Hopeless / Kelly Insley
11 Dusting Off the Path – Tsi Nionkwarihotens / Kanenhariyo Seth LeFort
12 Slow Cannabis / Kelly Coulter
13 Illicit Cannabis Market Folklore
Guilty Republic / Clayton James Smith McCann
For the Discriminating Traveller / “Sal”
14 Cannabis Activism in Canada: Reflections on a Movement in Transition / Jodie Emery
Postscript: “Craft” Cannabis and a New Kind of Canadian Farm / Andrew D. Hathaway and Clayton James Smith McCann
List of Contributors; Index