It's never okay to drive impaired. If you've used cannabis, don't drive. Cannabis can slow down your reaction time and increase your chance of a crash. Driving under the influence of cannabis is considered impaired driving and comes with the same consequences as driving while impaired by alcohol.
More information and resources:
- Cannabis Use and Driving
In Saskatchewan, it's illegal to drive while impaired – whether by alcohol or recreational or medicinal drugs.
- Drinking, Drugs and Driving Consequences
Learn about the consequences and costs of impaired driving for new and experienced drivers.
- Consequences of Impaired Driving
Drivers impaired by drugs face the same penalties and consequences as drivers impaired by alcohol.
- Immediate Roadside Licence Suspensions
Learn how drivers face immediate roadside suspensions if they have a blood alcohol content between zero and .08 or are under the influence of drugs.
- Vehicle Impoundments
Not only can your licence get suspended for impaired driving, the vehicle you're driving can get impounded from three to 60 days.
- Impaired Driving Education Programs
Find out more about the three types of impaired driving programs.
- Avoid Driving after Drinking or Doing Drugs
Learn about the ways you can avoid impaired driving.