Seattle Hempfest 2011 on Video – Part 2
CANNABIS CULTURE - Speeches and more speeches from the 20th Anniversary of the world's largest marijuana and hemp 'protestival', Seattle Hempfest. This is Part 2 of our video collection.
Jeremiah Vandermeer
Seattle Hempfest 2011 on Video – Part 1
CANNABIS CULTURE - Our cameras were rolling at the 20th Anniversary of the world's largest marijuana and hemp 'protestival', Seattle Hempfest. This is Part 1 of our video collection.
Seattle Hempfest 2011 in Photos
CANNABIS CULTURE - The 20th Anniversary celebration of Seattle Hempfest, the plantet's largest pot protestival, was bigger and better than ever this year. Cannabis Culture spent three days in the 300,000-strong crowd with our cameras flashing non-stop.
We’ll Miss You Jack
CANNABIS CULTURE - NDP Leader Jack Layton, champion of progressive causes and friend to Canada's cannabis community, lost his battle with cancer, passing away early this morning.
Seattle Hempfest Celebrates 20th Anniversary This Weekend
CANNABIS CULTURE - The world's largest marijuana protestival is back for its 20th Anniversary! Seattle Hempfest 2011 is this weekend at three of the city's beautiful downtown waterfront parks.
Shambhala 2011: The Music Took Me Higher
CANNABIS CULTURE - The Shambhala Music Festival melted my brain. Cannabis Culture Editor Jeremiah Vandermeer discovers that Canada's largest electronic music festival is more than the sum of its parts.
Health Canada Debating Future of Medical Marijuana
Health Canada held a hearing in Montreal on Wednesday to hear from groups concerned about the future of medical marijuana in Canada.
The Grow Show with Marijuana Man: History of Hybrids
CANNABIS CULTURE - Watch The Grow Show with Canadian cannabis expert Marijuana Man on Pot-TV. In this episode: Marijuana Man looks at the roots of modern cannabis hybridization.
Justice Minister Brushes Off Lawyers’ Warnings on Crime Bill
Lawyers and judges on the front lines of the criminal justice system pleaded with the federal justice minister Monday to tone down some of his upcoming anti-crime measures, saying they will only clog the courts and prisons with the mentally ill and other vulnerable people.
Critics Sound Alarm Over Secret Drug Tests of Injured Drivers
The B.C. Civil Liberties Association has raised serious concerns on behalf of 3,000 injured B.C. drivers whose blood will be tested for marijuana without their knowledge for a $1-million study on drugs and driving.
