War On Drugs ‘Cannot Be Won’, UK Officers Claim
The war on drugs cannot be won according to the majority of those officers tackling the illegal trade in the UK.
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Farewell: The Steps of Parliament
CANNABIS CULTURE - Ottawa, July 19, 2009 - A hundred people and a baby came to listen to Marc Emery give a speech on the Ottawa leg of his Farewell To Canada Tour.
Florida’s New Marijuana Boom: House-Grown and Super-Potent
California may be the center of the marijuana trade and the controversies over its legalization. But Florida has surpassed it in one important category: the Sunshine State is now the country's leader in indoor marijuana cultivation.
Pot Activists File Ballot Measure In California
Oakland pot activists fresh off a victory at local polls on the taxing of medical marijuana took their first official step Tuesday toward asking California voters to legalize pot.
A Budget Cure: Marijuana Taxes?
In this desperate economy, some argue that legalizing and taxing marijuana could plug multibillion-dollar holes in federal and state coffers.
Hairy Pothead and The Marijuana Stone Read by Dana Larsen
CANNABIS CULTURE - Former CC editor Dana Larsen presents his bud-filled book Hairy Pothead and the Marijuana Stone, as read by the author himself.
Canadian Marijuana Activist Heads To US Jail
Despite facing five years in prison, Marc Emery determined to fight on.
Driven To Drink By Marijuana Laws?
Tough marijuana laws are driving millions of Americans to a more dangerous mood-altering substance, alcohol.
Marijuana Reimbursement Claims Highlight How Pot Could Be Gold for Employers
A medical billing company may be blowing smoke, but could reimbursing patients for medical marijuana lower drug costs for employers?
Fate of “Marijuana Mine” in Limbo
An abandoned mine in northern Canada may lose its role as the country's only government-sanctioned marijuana farm.
