Damn Them All
Yesterday my close friend and mentor Marc Emery was taken into custody in Vancouver, British Columbia to await extradition to the US for selling pot seeds over the internet from Canada.
Browsing: Canada
Jodie Emery Speaks Out on Her Husband’s Imprisonment
CANNABIS CULTURE - Jodie Emery, Publisher and Editor of Cannabis Culture, hits the television airwaves to demand freedom for her husband Marc Emery, who was imprisoned yesterday for selling marijuana seeds.
Marc Emery: Political Prisoner
CANNABIS CULTURE - Marijuana activist and Cannabis Culture Publisher Marc Emery surrendered to Canadian authorities Monday, September 28th and was escorted to jail to await a transfer to the United States where he is expected to serve a 5-year prison sentence for selling marijuana seeds.
Marc Emery’s Sentence Reeks of Injustice and Mocks our Sovereignty
After two decades as Canada's Prince of Pot, Marc Emery will surrender himself today in B.C. Supreme Court and become the country's first Marijuana Martyr.
American Hands in the Canadian Pot
Canada’s 'Prince of Pot' in one of his last newspaper interviews before extradition to a U.S. prison.
Busy Days at CCHQ
It's been a hectic week at Cannabis Culture Headquarters as we prepare to say farewell to our boss Marc Emery.
‘Prince of Pot’ About to be Busted
The days of freedom are just about over for Marc Emery, the Vancouver, B.C., pot activist wanted for four years on U.S. drug charges.
Conservatives Plan US-Style Prisons For Canada
The Conservative government plans to bring in an American-style prison system that will cost billions of taxpayer dollars and do little to improve public safety, according to a report released Thursday in Ottawa.
Vancouver Protests Prince of Pot’s Imprisonment
CANNABIS CULTURE - Hundreds of protesters gathered in Vancouver on Saturday as part of 'The Worldwide Rally for the Prince of Pot', a global rally held in over 100 cities to demand freedom for marijuana activist Marc Emery.
The Latest Failure in the Making
The latest in a long line of failed federal drug strategies, this one a redundant attempt to specifically target so-called synthetic drugs, is not needed and will not achieve its purported goals.
