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 RCMP, a Royal Canadian Disgrace. Conservative numbers show no good reason for crime bill – and we have the numbers!
CANNABIS CULTURE - Prime Minister Stephen Harper and B.C. Premier Christy Clark hoped for a quiet photo-op at Vancouver's Science World, but were met outside by a group of concerned Canadians protesting and voicing their opposition to Conservative crime bill C-10.
After failing to get a single amendment to the controversial omnibus crime bill approved during committee, the opposition is poised to try again this week when the bill returns to the House of Commons.
Here is a collection of the news coverage and quotes I got into the media from the recent protest we held against Prime Minister Harper and his backwards, costly Bill C-10, which will see the cannabis culture targeted and imprisoned under US-style drug laws.
Dearest Miss: This was such a good week! You were magnificent in capturing the zeitgeist of the current politics affecting Canadians. In the last two weeks alone you've been quoted in newspapers, appeared on TV in Vancouver, were interviewed on Toronto and Vancouver radio, did a London, England podcast and the Free Talk Live radio broadcast (talking about your upcoming appearance at the prestigious New Hampshire Liberty Forum on February 23-26), and confirmed a Sun TV news appearance for Monday, and a radio interview in your hometown Kamloops Thursday.
CANNABIS CULTURE - Activists are planning a two-day protest of Bill C-10, the expensive and dangerous Conservative crime legislation, at MP offices across Canada this THURSDAY and FRIDAY (NOVEMBER 24 and 25).
Bill C-10 is titled The Safe Streets and Communities Act — an ironic name, considering that Canada already has some of the safest streets and communities in the world and a declining crime rate.
About a dozen protesters opposed to the federal crime Bill C-10 occupied the inside of provincial Justice Minister Andrew Swan’s constituency office for a full 24 hours last week.
CANNABIS CULTURE - Here are a few ways to help stop Conservative omnibus crime bill C-10, the nasty 'tough-on-crime' legislation experts say will cost billions and hurt Canadians.