The appropriate sentencing range for street-level trafficking in methylamphetamine and cannabis over approximately nine months, where the offender is trafficking for commercial reward, is a head sentence of between three and four years with parole eligibility at or slightly earlier than one-third. Significant mitigating factors including youth, rehabilitation, guilty plea, and out-of-character offending may warrant a sentence at the lower end of the range but do not necessarily render a sentence at the top of the range manifestly excessive.
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