Drug Laws Should be Based on Science, Not Ideology
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Jeremiah Vandermeer
The Green Outlaws: “I Wish Stephen Harper Would Smoke a Joint”
CANNABIS CULTURE - East Coast cannabis activists The Green Outlaws present their 'smoking' new song, "I Wish Stephen Harper Would Smoke a Joint." The track is an old-time country send-up of the current cannabis laws in Canada.
$1M Pot Bust on Harper’s Street
Police have busted a million-dollar marijuana grow operation on the same street Prime Minister Stephen Harper has his Calgary residence.
New ‘Serious Offence’ Language Includes Marijuana
New 'Serious Offences' rules by Canadian government make trading a few grams of marijuana amongst three or more people an offence with a 5-year prison term.
Canada Trails in Legalizing Pot Debate
The federal government needs to look beyond just law enforcement as a means to combat gangs that plague Manitoba and increasingly many First Nation reserves.
Pot Clinic Owner on Bail, Plans to Reopen
The founder of a downtown clinic that provides medical marijuana vows to reopen as soon as Saturday.
Could Legal California Pot Send Canadian Profits Up in Smoke?
A looming referendum in California on whether to legalize marijuana has fuelled a debate among bloggers and pundits over this question: Could legalization in the United States cripple the Canadian economy?
Mexican President Felipe Calderon Calls for Debate on Legalization of Drugs
Mexican president, Felipe Calderón has said that he supports a debate on the legalisation of drugs after new figures showed that 28,000 people had been killed in cartel wars.
Toronto Police at 51 Division Should Stop Raiding Medicine Providers Over ‘Complaints’
C.A.L.M., one of Toronto's oldest compassion clubs, was raided again yesterday for the second time in five months because of neighborhood complaints about smoke - at least, that's what the cops are saying.
Critics of Prop. 19 on Marijuana Rely on Fear, Not Facts
The California Legislative Analyst's Office's recently published critique of Proposition 19, the Regulate, Control and Tax Cannabis Act of 2010, provides needed clarity to the ongoing debate regarding marijuana policy and offers a swift rebuttal to the doomsday scenarios touted by many of the measure's opponents.
