Smart Meters to Nip Illegal Practice in the Bud
BC Hydro's new digital technology will be able to detect some marijuana growing operations.
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11 Reasons to End Cannabis Prohibition In Canada
With California heading to a decision on marijuana legalization later this year, the debate is gaining some well deserved exposure in Canada. A reversal of archaic thinking should prevail on reversing prohibition, and Canada should lead down this path.
Ban-Happy Town Targets Medicinal Marijuana
The bucolic Fraser Valley community of Pitt Meadows may be the ban-happy capital of Canada.
Massive Marijuana Grow-ops Appearing in Rural BC
Big-city pot growing is moving to rural B.C., and the locals aren’t happy about four commercial-sized grow ops recently shut down by police.
Cannabis Club Society to Meet With Mayor
The non-profit society that opened a medicinal marijuana dispensary in Maple Ridge this week will meet with the mayor.
California Referendum Could Deal Devastating Blow to BC’s Lucrative Marijuana Export Industry
In Vansterdam, pot growers are taking note of California's referendum and speculating on its economic impact on BC's biggest cash crop.
Medical Marijuana Outlet To Open in Maple Ridge
Monday’s open house for Maple Ridge’s [British Columbia] first legal marijuana dispensary will be a chance to meet the neighbours.
Island Grower Takes a Trip to Vancouver 4/20
4/20 this year turned out to be one of the best I have been to!
Medical Grower Says Grow-Room “Inspection Teams” Violate Human Rights
CANNABIS CULTURE - Jason Wilcox, an HIV-positive medical marijuana grower from Abbotsford, has launched a Human Rights Challenge on behalf of BC's Health Canada medical cannabis patients against a city Controlled Substances Property Bylaw allowing intrusive police grow-room "inspection teams".
Police to Continue Permissive Approach to Pot During Games in the Home of BC Bud
That sweet scent in the air during next month's Olympic Games might be the smell of success. Then again, it could just be the weed.
