The offender pleaded guilty to trafficking in cocaine and possession of the proceeds of crime.
The Crown sought a sentence of one year, while the defence sought a 90-day intermittent sentence.
The court noted the offender's significant rehabilitative efforts, including overcoming addiction, securing employment, and caring for her children and ailing mother.
Finding this to be an exceptional case where a lengthy custodial sentence would impair rehabilitation, the court imposed a 90-day intermittent sentence followed by two years of probation.
