Municipal Enforcement Division officers wonSA国际影视传媒檛 be bound by any new restrictions for off-duty cannabis use following legalization, according to the City of Yellowknife.

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Instead, the same pre-legalization rules remain the status quo for MED officers -- and all city employees.

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While policies remained unchanged for MED officers, the recently introduced new regulations for its members. Yellowknife Mounties, and their counterparts across the country, cannot consume cannabis with 28 days of reporting to work.

The force cites safety concerns and a lack of data on the drug's effect on performance as justification for the new regulations.