Half of Canadians Support the Legalization of Marijuana
Half of Canadians believe marijuana should be legalized but less than one-in-ten believe other drugs should be readily available, a new Angus Reid Public Opinion poll has found.
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Willie Nelson Charged With Pot Possession in Texas
Country singer could face up to six months in prison after police discovered six ounces of marijuana on his tour bus.
“Weed This Week” LIVE: Medical Marijuana and More
CANNABIS CULTURE - Tune in to Cannabis Culture at 4pm Pacific to see the LIVE webcast of "Weed This Week" with CC editor Jeremiah Vandermeer.
Pot-Guarding Bears Avoid Execution
News that B.C.'s alleged marijuana-guarding bears have avoided execution is being hailed as a victory by an animal rights activist.
US Cracks Down on Fake Pot as Public Health Hazard
Cracking down on fake pot, the government began emergency action Wednesday to outlaw five chemicals used in herbal blends to make synthetic marijuana. They're sold in drug paraphernalia shops and on the Internet to a burgeoning market of teens and young adults.
Medical Marijuana Patient Advocates Claim Victory in California Attorney General Race
A Cooley defeat and Harris victory likely to improve patients' civil rights and access to medical marijuana.
Canadian Supreme Court Says Police Can Spy on Power Use
CANNABIS CULTURE - The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that police can obtain household power records and attach digital recording devices to suspected grow homes to track electricity usage patterns as part of pre-warrant investigations.
Medical-Marijuana Sales Tax Nets $2.2 Million for Colorado This Year
Medical-marijuana dispensaries are now putting hundreds of thousands of dollars a month into state and city treasuries in Colorado.
L.A. and Orange Counties Ban Medical Marijuana Shops
Supervisors in both counties vote 4 to 1 to ban dispensaries in unincorporated areas, a novel step for O.C. and a reversal for L.A., where the board called for $1,000-a-day fines on unauthorized dispensaries.
Roger Christie Absurdly Considered ‘Danger to the Community’, Held Without Bail
On July 8, 2010, fourteen people were raided in Hawaii on charges stemming from a secret indictment by a federal grand jury of the THC Ministry, a church claiming the religious right to use cannabis as a sacrament.
