Busted at 18, an Ontario man says he lost his career to Ottawa's broken pot pardon process

CBC News | Oct. 25, 2022, 4 a.m. | Original

Chris O'Neill of Stittsville, Ont., says he lost his job last week because of a 33-year-old conviction for possession of cannabis — the only criminal conviction he's ever had. And he tells CBC News he's getting no help at all from the federal government's process for suspending criminal records for marijuana use.

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