War on Drugs Sparks Discussion of Canada-U.S.-Mexico Military Co-operation
It's time for greater military co-operation in North America's long war on drugs, Defence Minister Peter MacKay and his U.S. and Mexican counterparts said Tuesday.
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NDP Deputy Leader Libby Davies Will Continue To Advocate Drug Law Reform
CANNABIS CULTURE - Despite newly crowned NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair's recent comments to the press that the decriminalization of marijuana "would be a mistake", party Deputy Leader Libby Davies said she will continue to advocate for drug law reform.
Opus LIVE with Mik Mann: A New NDP Leader – Now What?
CANNABIS CULTURE - Cannabis activist and BC Marijuana Party candidate Mik Mann (also known as Opus) presents his LIVE show on the Pot TV Network. In this episode: A new NDP leader, now what?
Cannabis Culture News LIVE: How Do We Fight Canada’s New Marijuana Laws?
CANNABIS CULTURE - Watch Cannabis Culture News LIVE for the latest news and views on pot politics and the marijuana community. In this episode: Attorney Kirk Tousaw joins the show to discuss Canada's draconian new marijuana laws and the pot community's next moves.
More Pot Growing than Allowed for by Medical License
A Lake Country man is facing possible charges of production of a controlled substance and possession of the purpose of trafficking after police found that the man was growing more marijuana plants than his license allowed.
Opus LIVE with Mik Mann: March 19, 2012
CANNABIS CULTURE - Cannabis activist and BC Marijuana Party candidate Mik Mann (also known as Opus) presents his LIVE show on the Pot TV Network. In this episode: The Cookie Case, 'Razzle Dazzle', and direct activism.
Why Crime Bill Should be Concern for Business
Canadians can point to many decisions made by politicians that have used taxpayers’ money with little or no resulting benefit.
Quebec: We’ll Work to Soften the New Federal Crime Bill
The debate isn't over yet for the Conservative criminal justice legislation — at least not in Quebec.
Tories Pass Controversial Crime Bill as Provinces Voice Cost Concerns
The Conservatives have used their majority to pass the so-called omnibus crime bill within the first 100 sitting days of Parliament as promised, despite continued opposition from Canada's largest provinces which vowed Monday not to sit back idly as the measures come into force.
Tories’ Crime Bill Gets Another Chance to Pass Tonight
The Conservatives' controversial crime bill will be put to final vote Monday night in the House of Commons, a few days later than the government expected.
