Should Canada do a Uruguay on Pot?
Uruguay is a small country trying a big experiment.
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Budshot: Medi Kush
CANNABIS CULTURE - Dark but sparkly Medi Kush bud grown by John Berfelo.
Asked About Marijuana, Paul Says ‘I Made Mistakes’
Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul hinted in an interview Friday that he smoked marijuana in his youth, adding that voters should not confuse his push for reduced criminal penalties for drug offenses as an endorsement of drug use.
A Marijuana Measure Worth Watching
This morning, Uruguayan officials will open 18 envelopes. Each will contain a proposal to grow two tonnes of marijuana on up to five hectares of land for sale to the Uruguayan government.
Why I Got Busted Fighting The Pipelines and Why You Should Too
CANNABIS CULTURE - So I got busted on November 23, 2014 in the Burnaby Mountain "Conservation" Area.
I'm sure, given my history of being arrested, that some people might suspect it's just something I do whenever I can, just to be a pain in the ass.
Kentucky Looking for Farmers to Grow Hemp
The Kentucky Department of Agriculture is now accepting applications from the state’s farmers who would like to participate in an industrial hemp pilot project the beginning of next year.
A Marijuana School Offers ‘Higher’ Education
The scene could be any classroom in any institute of higher learning: A lecturer goes into great detail about a complex topic. Students, in turn, scribble notes and wonder quietly what information they might need to retain for the final exam.
Federal Appeals Court Just Says No to Florida Welfare Drug Test Law
The federal courts once again have to explain the US Constitution to Florida Gov. Rick Scott.
B.C. Judge Gives Absolute Discharge for Man Caught Growing 414 Pot Plants
Ted S. Warren/AP Marijuana clone plants that are used to grow medical marijuana are displayed under a light in Seattle, Oct.16, 2013.
Georgia Lawmakers Offer Medical Marijuana Proposals
Members of a legislative study committee on medical marijuana met for the final time Wednesday in Atlanta, with some lining up behind different proposals that will arise again in the 2015 legislative session that begins in January.
