Nicholson Disappointed with Changes to Crime Bill
The Senate has altered a Conservative tough-on-crime bill to remove mandatory minimum sentences for people convicted of growing fewer than 200 pot plants.
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Cannabis Buyers’ Club Bakery Raided
Victoria, B.C.: The Cannabis Buyers' Club of Canada had its baking location raided today at 3:45 pm.
Ganja in Jamaica: A Canadian Legal Grower’s Perspective
CANNABIS CULTURE - It had been too long since my last visit to Jamaica – 16 months to be exact – and it was time to head south once again to check out the fine weather, sandy beaches, and warm smiles of the Jamaican people.
Canadian Senate Committee Passes Bill C-15
The Senate Committee studying C-15, a bill that would bring mandatory minimum prison sentences for marijuana to Canada, has given its approval with minor amendments. The bill now proceeds to the Senate for a final vote.
Ask Ed: Grow Tip – Delayed Regeneration
CANNABIS CULTURE - Ganja Guru Ed Rosenthal on how to preserve your clones in the event of an extended vacation.
The War on Weed: Marijuana Is Basically Harmless – The Monumentally Stupid Drug War Is Not
The war on marijuana is insane; our officials keep sacrificing tax dollars, lives, civil liberties, and their own credibility in this misguided and losing effort.
Pharmacists, Drug Regulators and AMA to Examine Medical Marijuana
As pharmacists and drug regulators from across the country convene in Tucson this week for their Winter symposium, they will be discussing medical marijuana, an issue which is headlining the agenda.
Answer to Booze Problems May Lie in Cannabis
Putting cannabis in place of more harmful drugs may help in winning the fight against substance abuse, say researchers.
PROPAGANDA ALERT: Skunk ‘Bigger Psychosis Risk’ Than Other Cannabis Types
Something stinks: This ridiculous BBC News piece says scientists "suspect" that "skunk" pot smokers are more at risk of psychotic illnesses than normal pot smokers.
Medical Marijuana Advocates Mark World AIDS Day
Yesterday was World AIDS Day, an international day set aside by individuals and organizations to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS.
