Why Congress Should Legalize Pot
Following the liberal footsteps of Colorado and Washington, Alaska, Oregon and the District of Columbia passed ballot initiatives to legalize marijuana this month.
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Why Does My Child Have To Smoke His Medical Marijuana?
Canadian mother of epileptic child asks why it is illegal to take medical marijuana in an edible form
Tasmanian Government Rejects Call to Decriminalise Medical Marijuana
The Tasmanian Government has swiftly rejected a recommendation from an Upper House committee that it urgently move to decriminalise medicinal cannabis.
Vancouver Pot Museum Goes Up in Smoke
For the last decade, $2.50 would get you a 30-minute tour through the ins and outs of herbal medicine – from the story behind Absinthe to a brief history of magic mushrooms in Canada to ancient cannabis use.
All The Progress Made On Marijuana Legalization Could Vanish With A New President
The movement to end marijuana prohibition has made significant progress recently, but it could all be undone when the next president takes office in 2017.
The History of Cannabis in Canada – Part 3: Canada’s War on Marijuana Begins
CANNABIS CULTURE - In the 1920s, Maclean's magazine and other media portrayed opium and marijuana as tools used by Chinese and blacks to snare white women and dominate the white race.
Your Kid is 136 Times More Likely To Be Poisoned by Diaper Cream Than by Weed
The most politically potent arguments against marijuana legalization have focused on the effects of looser marijuana laws on teens and children.
Vancouver Herb Museum’s Art Auction and Moving Sale
CANNABIS CULTURE - The Vancouver Herb Museum is moving! Find amazing art at insane "DML-would-rather-sell-it-than-move-it" prices.
D.C. Marijuana Legalization Could Put U.S. in Violation of Anti-Drug Treaties
Congressional Research Service analysis could strengthen lawmakers’ resolve to overturn measure
Legal Marijuana is ‘Inevitable,’ Says California Attorney General
California Attorney General Kamala Harris may have won re-election in the state last month by beating the pro-weed Republican candidate Ron Gold, but
