Bill Would Make Marijuana Offenses ‘Child Abuse’
Exposing a youngster to illegal drug production such as a marijuana grow-op would be considered child abuse under an Ontario private member's bill to be introduced next week.
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CANNABIS CULTURE - "If you don't know about hemp, you're not green," shouted Vivian McPeak from the stage. "You need to get Greener." Thus began Greener Fest, held at LA's Venice Beach on May 15, where scores of colorful tent-covered kiosks greeted a steady stream of hemp enthusiasts in what is becoming a monthly series of huge cannabis confabs.
A Thousand Face Execution for Drug Offenses Each Year
More than a thousand people face execution for drug offenses each year around the globe, according to a report released this week by the International Harm Reduction Association (IHRA).
Pot Goes Union As Oaksterdam University Joins UFCW
Organized labor and the burgeoning marijuana industry are converging in California.
Seized Marijuana Legalization Petitions Missing
Washington State task force allegedly held gun to 14-year-old boy's head and took money from a 9-year-old girl's purse.
Mick Jagger Calls For ‘Marijuana to be Legalized on Isle of Man’
Sir Mick Jagger, the Rolling Stones lead singer, has called for cannabis to be legalised on the Isle of Man to gauge whether it prevents drug-related violence.
Boulder Requires Medical Pot Growers to Go Green
Regulations passed Tuesday will require growing operations to offset 100 percent of their electricity use with wind or solar power.
Medical Marijuana Dispensary Opens in Vancouver’s West End
West Enders who use medical marijuana soon won’t have to go to Commercial Drive to get medicine, with a new dispensary set to open next week.
Worldwide Rally to Free Marc Emery in Photos and Video
CANNABIS CULTURE - Over 80 cities in countries around the world took part in the Worldwide Rally to Free Marc Emery on May 22, 2010, in protest of the extradition to the US of the Prince of Pot.
CNN: ‘Prince of Pot’ to plead guilty to federal charge
CNN -- The man known as Canada's "prince of pot" is expected to plead guilty today in a deal that could send him to a U.S. federal prison for five years. Marijuana activist Marc Emery is scheduled to appear this afternoon in U.S. District Court in Seattle, Washington, where he will plead guilty to single count of conspiracy to manufacture marijuana.
