Decriminalization of Pot is a Sensible Idea Whose Time Has Come
Sensible B.C. is promoting a referendum in this province to challenge Ottawa on marijuana laws.
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Marijuana Activists in B.C. Determined to Follow in Colorado’s Footsteps
If British Columbians go to the polls to decriminalize marijuana, they can thank an earlier high-profile referendum for leading the way: that of the harmonized sales tax.
Pro-Pot Votes Stoke Optimism
B.C. marijuana activists say pro-pot referendum results in Washington state and Colorado will aid them in their quest to decriminalize bud here.
U.S. Marijuana Vote Threatens to Nip B.C. Market in the Bud
British Columbia’s multibillion-dollar marijuana industry could take a “significant” blow now that two U.S. states – including its closest neighbour to the south – have voted to legalize marijuana.
Police Arrest 103 in Massive Anti-Drug Operation Across Canada
Police have made scores of arrests against an alleged nationwide narcotics trafficking ring linked to organized crime that made an estimated $50 million in only six months.
B.C. Watches Closely as Washington Votes on Marijuana Laws
Voters in Washington State will be heading to the polls next week to vote on an initiative that could legalize the sale of marijuana—a move that many are pushing for in British Columbia.
MLA Joan McIntyre Joins Kash Heed in Call for Pot Legalization
Today, West Vancouver-Sea to Sky MLA Joan McIntyre released the following statement in support of Vancouver-Fraserview MLA Kash Heed’s call for the legalization and regulation of marijuana.
MLA Kash Heed Joins Call for Marijuana Legalization
B.C. MLA Kash Heed has added his voice to the growing list of politicians calling for the legalization of marijuana.
‘Vansterdam’ Visitors Want to Partake in City’s Liberal Approach to Marijuana
VANCOUVER - It's known as the Amsterdam of North America, a mecca of cannabis culture that sparks more than curiosity for many visitors.
Pot Resolution Sets B.C. on a New Path
Mainstream B.C. stood up in public Wednesday and moved the marijuana debate much closer to decriminalization than ever before.
