Montreal Pot Users Decry Police Crackdown
Crackdown means people who need pot as medicine now depend on the black market, or Health Canada, for their drug supplies.
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Sentencing Memorandums Filed in Marc Emery Case
CANNABIS CULTURE - Sentencing memorandums have been filed in the case of Canada's 'Prince of Pot' Marc Emery, the marijuana activist who will be sentenced on Friday, September 10 in a US Federal courtroom for selling cannabis seeds.
Broken Borders
Marc Emery’s extradition to the United States for selling marijuana seeds is a violation of Canada’s sovereignty.
Prince of Pot’s Prosecutor Declares Marijuana Prohibition a Bust
A week before Marc Emery is sentenced, professor says laws endanger public.
Marijuana’s True Potency and Why the Law Should Change
The U.S. war against marijuana has failed and actually threatens public safety and rests on false medical assumptions. John McKay, the Seattle former U.S. attorney who who indicted Marc Emery for selling cannabis seeds, argues why the laws against marijuana should be changed.
Marc Emery US Prison Blog #12: Letter to Jodie
Oh dear, my sweet Jodie, I feel wobbly today. I've a sore throat, a woozy head and a stuffy nose. I'm drinking hot liquids and lots of water, getting sleep, but these next few days will be trying. And I'll admit, I'm a bit nervous about sentencing coming up on the 10th. Most inmates do get jumpy because its the biggest uncertainty of any prisoner, the sentencing! Even though I have an agreement in principle on a 5-year sentence, I'm still nervous that the judge could make it a longer sentence. So the next 10 days will be a little unnerving.
B.C. Devises Plan to Get Grow-op Bears to Return to the Wild
Supply of dog food will be gradually reduced in hope they will head for the bush in time for hibernation
Fifteenth Anniversary of Hempology 101
CANNABIS CULTURE - Hundreds of cannabis-lovers will be marching the streets of Victoria, B.C. on Sept 1 to celebrate the 15th anniversary of the International Hempology 101 Society.
Doctor Says 6-Month Delay for Pot Permits Stressful
Patients seeking to use medical marijuana are being forced to wait as long as six months by Health Canada because a backlog of permit applications, a B.C. doctor says.
Toronto Council Votes to Endorse Drug Decriminalization
Toronto City Council voted to endorse the Vienna Declaration on Thursday, raising a loud voice against the war on drugs.
