That decision has been on pause as the Supreme Court considers whether to allow restrictions on the drug. The Supreme Court's decision is expected on Friday. ADVERTISEMENTGould told CTV on Thursday that while Canada does not currently have a large enough supply of mifepristone pills to go around, the government is working on getting more of the drug. But Gould said Canada will need to be careful since some US states are preparing to prosecute Americans who leave their borders to get access. "What concerns me," Gould told CTV, "is where you see laws in states where they're actually criminalizing women [who] cross state borders to access reproductive health care."

Source: The North Africa Journal April 22, 2023 11:50 UTC