US entry denied due to possession of THC edible

[Howis that]

Hi, I have already applied for my Canada PR application, yes I answer yes in denied entry section with explanation of bring THC edibles accidentally on US border.
My concern is that impact Canada PR application, anyway.
While crossing border, I checked my car and declared I accidentally brought edible .
Later, they ask my questions and canceled my US visa, and returned me back to Canada.
So, kindly share your opinion, I am little worried for my PR application or what will be the solution.
Is this serious criminal charges in canada

 

[armoured]

Is this serious criminal charges in canada

No. Also note, you do not seem to have been 'charged.' I'm sure there's a proper term but administrative cancellation of visa with no charges laid.

 

[Howis that]

No. Also note, you do not seem to have been 'charged.' I'm sure there's a proper term but administrative cancellation of visa with no charges laid.

Yes, just canceled my visa and officier sugggested me to reapply
But for now my major concern is PR application, please let me know if any impact on it

 

[Copingwithlife]

Yes, just canceled my visa and officier sugggested me to reapply
But for now my major concern is PR application, please let me know if any impact on it

Your visa was cancelled either using the term

Cancelled with prejudice

Means you broke the law

Cancelled without prejudice means that the cancellation reason won’t have an affect on future applications

Should state how it was cancelled on the visa foil

 

[Howis that]

Your visa was cancelled using the term

Cancelled with prejudice

Means you broke the law

Any impact on PR application

 

[scylla]

Any impact on PR application

As long as you declared it, no.

 

[Howis that]

I said yes.
And explain in comment section

 

[Lindaroow]

A friend of mine had a similar issue, and it was a real headache. Even if it's totally legal in Canada, US border officers don’t play around with anything cannabis-related. A weed cart, edibles, or even just admitting past use can lead to problems. They have full discretion, and once you're flagged, getting a waiver can be an expensive and long process. Definitely worth being extra careful.