California Vote on Marijuana Legalization Could Make Waves in B.C., Compassion Club Says
Jeet-Kei Leung has high hopes about a statewide vote to be held in California on November 2.
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Suspect Pleads Not Guilty to Killing L.A. Marijuana Dispensary Worker
Police are still searching for a second man in the execution-style shooting at a medical pot facility in Echo Park, where a security guard was wounded.
Medical Marijuana Patient Faces Life in Prison for a Half Ounce in Texas
A Texas asthma sufferer who went to California for a medical marijuana recommendation and then got busted in June on a Texas highway with small amounts of marijuana and hashish is facing up to life in prison after being indicted by a Brown County grand jury.
Dennis Peron, Pot Guru, Raided by San Francisco Cops
Things haven't been going well for Dennis Peron lately. Peron, one of the authors of Proposition 215 -- the 1996 voter initiative legalizing marijuana for medical purposes in California -- is on the outs with some cannabis advocates for his staunch opposition to Proposition 19, which would legalize marijuana for recreational purposes.
Marijuana Legalization in Mexico Gaining Support
The idea of legalizing marijuana in Mexico has gained increasing favor, especially among a vocal group of academics, intellectuals and politicians.
Weed Goes Mainstream
A new Field Poll conducted for The Sacramento Bee show 51% in favor of legalizing marijuana in the state of California.
Smart Meters to Nip Illegal Practice in the Bud
BC Hydro's new digital technology will be able to detect some marijuana growing operations.
Ex-Mexico President Calls for Legalizing Drugs
Former President Vicente Fox is joining with those urging his successor to legalize drugs in Mexico, saying that could break the economic power of the country's brutal drug cartels.
Tommy Chong Rips Through Pot Lies on Huckabee Show
CANNABIS CULTURE - Famed pot-loving actor and director Tommy Chong brought a few nuggs of truth to The Huckabee Show on FOX News.
Ottawa’s Prison Plan Won’t Work, Critics Say
Canada’s $10 billion campaign to put more people in prison for longer periods of time will not make this country safer and may backfire by creating a larger criminal underclass, corrections critics warn.
