Legal Grow-ops Could be Safety Hazard: Fire Chiefs
Medical marijuana may be legal, but the way some approved Canadian growers are producing their pot is not, say fire chiefs in the country's two most prolific weed-producing provinces.
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Prince of Pot Marc Emery Could be Extradited to US Friday
Vancouver marijuana activist Marc Emery is taking his last puff of freedom - as the clock counts down on an extradition order that will send him to a U.S. jail for five years.
The Churning of the Ocean of Milk
CANNABIS CULTURE - Did you know that the largest continual human gathering in the world, Kumbha Mela, is based around the myth of the making of the Cosmic bhang?
Insidious Rise of Gulf Cartel
Interviews, files and court records trace a syndicate's growth from small-time pot smuggling to a mega-empire with a hub in Houston
New Initiative to Regulate Pot Use Filed in Nevada
A new initiative to tax and regulate adult use of marijuana in Nevada by licensing retail stores and growers was filed Wednesday with the secretary of state's office.
Emery’s Fate in Justice Minister’s Hands
CANNABIS CULTURE - The fate of the Prince of Pot is in the hands of Canada’s Justice Minister Rob Nicholson.
California Ready for Historic Vote on Marijuana Regulation
On Tuesday, January 12, members of the California Assembly will hold a historic vote on statewide marijuana policy.
Pastor Prosecuted for Preaching Gospel of Pot
Pastor Craig X Rubin was arrested in October after re-opening his Temple 420 marijuana ministry in Los Angeles and now faces years in prison if convicted.
Bid to Legalize Pot Counter To U.S. Trend?
With Californians likely to vote in November on whether to legalize marijuana, some key swing voters - Democratic and independent women - are expressing a surprising reason why they would support the initiative.
The Best Chance Yet for Legalizing Marijuana
Tax Cannabis 2010 faces hurdles as it prepares for its test on the California ballot next November.
