The 2009 Global Marijuana March on Video
POT.TV - More than 200 cities and towns around the world participated in this year's Global Marijuana March. Here's a selection of some of them, starting off with Marc speaking in Toronto.
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Plan For Minimum, Mandatory Drug Sentences Draws Fire
Under Canada's proposed new drug laws, an 18-year-old who shares a joint with a 17-year-old friend could end up in jail.
Four Years After Indictment, It May Be Decision Time For The Prince Of Pot
British Columbia's "Prince of Pot," who has been waging a long campaign to reform marijuana laws and to evade the long arm of U.S. prosecutors, may soon have a decision to make.
65 Per Cent In BC Want Marijuana To Be Legalized
Poll shows support for reducing violence by changing laws
High Times at Freedom Fest
Thousands of marijuana supporters at fair join march calling for the decriminalization of pot
Pot Protesters Gather and March on Liberal Convention
Pro-marijuana activists gathered this afternoon in downtown Vancouver to enjoy some ganja and protest Canada's drug laws, which prohibit smoking the green stuff.
Keeping Pot Illegal Leads To Bad Brew
As federal Justice Minister Rob Nicholson puts it, coffee is "the currency that is used to bring other more serious drugs into the country."
The Global Marijuana March of 2009
CANNABIS CULTURE - On May 2, marchers in 263 cities will take to the streets to celebrate cannabis and demand an end to marijuana prohibition for the Global Marijuana March of 2009.
Ads for Medical Marijuana on TV in New Hampshire
CONCORD - The campaign in favor of letting the chronically and terminally ill legally use marijuana hit the airwaves Thursday.
Mexico Senate OKs Bill To Legalize Drug Possession
Mexico's Senate approved a bill on Tuesday decriminalizing possession of small amounts of narcotics for personal use, in order to free resources to fight violent drug cartels.
