Marc Emery is Just the Latest Prohibition Victim
Several factors make Emery's case unique, and different from that of a 'drug dealer'. Does his extradition meet the Canadian legal requirements?
Browsing: Canada
Law and Order Ottawa: Bill C-15 is Wrong Approach to Drugs
Stephen Harper and the Conservative Party of Canada want American-style mandatory minimum sentences for marijuana users and growers, and Liberals in the House have already given the green light. Is Bill C-15 about making Canadians safer, or making bigger profits for organized crime?
Prohibition Claims Another Victim
This is an unspeakably tragic story. As a parent, it is the kind of story that makes me fearful of the world that my children will inherit.
Help Keep Marc Emery in Canada
In less than a month the Canadian Justice Minister Rob Nicholson will sign the extradition order handing Marc Emery over to American authorities to serve a 5 year prison sentence for selling marijuana seeds....in Canada. There isn't much time to try and stop this egregious miscarriage of justice. Do your part.
Hypocrite Stephen Harper Sings About Getting High
CANNABIS CULTURE - Canada's Prime Minister performs a Beatles tune about 'getting high', while his Conservative party wants to throw those who 'get high' in jail.
Much Ado About Nothing
Eight Arrested In Drug Raids in British Columbia.
David vs. Goliath
CANNABIS CULTURE - Pot activist David Malmo-Levine, founder of the Vancouver Herb School, has been slugging it out with Canadian authorities and fighting for plant freedoms in a B.C. courtroom.
Prison Vigil for ‘The Prince of Pot’ Continues Every Day
CANNABIS CULTURE - A Constant Vigil for marijuana activist Marc Emery is being held at the North Fraser Pretrial Centre, and continues for 24 hours a day, every day until he is free.
DESCRIMinalization: Decrim Myths, Decrim Facts
CANNABIS CULTURE – Is marijuana decriminalization a step in the right direction or a crafty trick to widen the net of the Drug Warriors?
Vancouver Pot Activist David Malmo-Levine To Be Sentenced
David Malmo-Levine, one of Canada’s most prominent cannabis activists, will be a sentenced in a Vancouver court after pleading guilty to possessing cannabis, hashish and magic mushrooms for the purposes of trafficking.
