Cannabis Culture Magazine

Current MAPINC newsfeeds. Updated daily.

Archived News and Events January 7, 1998 - Cannabis Canada editor Dana Larsen recently debated for the legalization of marijuana in the Toronto Star. December 16, 1997 - Police raid The Little Grow Shop, Cannabis Cafe and HempBC Retail store! December

Dec 10/97 Judge rules marijuana laws unconstitutional TORONTO (CP) _ An Ontario judge ruled today that part of Canada's marijuana law is unconstitutional. Judge Patrick Sheppard ruled that certain sections of the Controlled Drug

Police Uproot "The Plant" By Dan Loehndorf Police officers have stormed “The Plant”, a hemp store in Edmonton, and taken all the pipes, bongs, roach clips, rolling papers and literature - including Cannabis Canada. At about 3:0

Health Canada Tunney's Pasture/ OTTAWA, Ontario K1A 0L2 December 1, 1997 Publication of a Notice of Intent Please be advised that the following Notice of Intent appears in the Canada Gazette, Part I of: DATE December 6, 1997 SCHEDULE Controlled Dr

Newshawk: [email protected] Source: Vancouver Province Contact: [email protected] Pubdate: Thu 18 Dec 1997 A4 Author: Jack Keating RAID FAILS TO GET TOKERS OFF THE POT Marijuana was being smoked openly and business was booming yesterdayless t

Source: Vancouver Province Contact: [email protected] Pubdate: Wed 17 Dec 1997 A4 Author: John Colebourn, Staff Reporter COPS PULL POT PALS OFF TO THE SLAMMER Two big buds in the fight to legalize marijuana were mellowing out in jail last nig

Police Raid HempBC Again! By Dan Loehndorf December 17, 1997 Just after 4:20 pm, on December 16, police stormed into HempBC, the Little Grow Shop and the adjoining Cannabis Caf?. Police cleared everyone out. A crowd of pot enthusiasts

HUNGRY BEAR HEMP FOODS' OWNER JAILED ON QUESTIONABLE MARIJUANA CHARGES Contact: [email protected] On Nov. 1, 1997 around 1:30 am, Hungry Bear Hemp Foods owner, Todd Dalotto was arrested and held for over four days on five felony charges amounting to a com

Should pot be legalized? One side says prohibition is more harmful than marijuana itself.The other side sees no reason to legalize and lots of reasons not to Pubdate: Monday, 05 January 1998, OPED Source: Toronto Star Contact: [email protected]