Prisoners of Ideology
The Harper government has ignored reams of research and conclusive evidence about prison policy in favour of slogans and pandering.
Jeremiah Vandermeer
Ask Ed: Grow Questions and Answers – Finger Hash
CANNABIS CULTURE - Ganja Guru Ed Rosenthal on how to keep your fingers sticky-free while trimming.
‘Pot critic’ is Dream Job for Marc Emery
The Denver Westword, a weekly newspaper in Colorado, is looking for a marijuana critic. Its website recently posted this ad: "Calling all potential pot reviewers: Westword wants you! Do you have a medical condition that necessitates marijuana? Do you have a way with words?" Don't think this is a joke.
The Splitting Image of Pot
On the one hand, marijuana is practically legal—more mainstream, accessorized, and taken for granted than ever before. On the other, kids are getting busted in the city in record numbers. Guess which kids.
Who’s Behind Pot Prohibition? The Answer Is Obvious
Law enforcement organizations remain the primary force working against sensible marijuana law reform.
Los Angeles County D.A. Prepares to Crack Down on Pot Outlets
Cooley says "about 100%" of medical marijuana dispensaries in the county are operating illegally.
‘Free Marc’ Stencils and More Posters
CANNABIS CULTURE - A great new 'Free Marc Emery' stencil and three new pot protest posters from artist Gary Wintle. Design your own stencils and posters and send them to CC - we will post the ones we like online.
Law and Order Ottawa: Bill C-15 is Wrong Approach to Drugs
Stephen Harper and the Conservative Party of Canada want American-style mandatory minimum sentences for marijuana users and growers, and Liberals in the House have already given the green light. Is Bill C-15 about making Canadians safer, or making bigger profits for organized crime?
Vancouver Loves Cannabis Culture
It has been a sad couple weeks at Cannabis Culture as we deal with the imprisonment of our friend and Prince, Marc Emery - but here is something that cheered us up a little.
NY’s Rockefeller Drug Law Reform Takes Effect
Jail for drug offenses is no longer mandatory in New York: judges can send people suffering from addiction into a range of programs, such as treatment and mental health services.
