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Milestones Spring 1995
Significant events from around the World December to March, 1995
Your Parliamentarians on Drugs
The BC League for Ethical Action on Drugs in May of 1994 sent a questionnaire to all 295 members of parliament.
Censorship in Prince George
On March 10th Constable Jewett walked into Back to the Garden, a hemp store in Prince George. Constable Jewett took a look around, and then spoke to the owner, Darren Rinaldi, about the legality of selling High Times magazine and books detailing how to grow cannabis.
Chief Coroner’s Report of the Task Force into Illicit Narcotic Overdose Deaths
Cannabis Canada explores the issue of BC herion overdose deaths
An Analysis of Bill C-7
An in-depth look at Canada's proposed new drug law. Taken entirely from the testimony received by the sub-committee which analyzed the bill.
Censorship in Canada: 462.2
What is Bill C-7?
Joe Strobel – Hemp Farmer
In late 1993 farmer Joe Strobel and engineer Geof Kime, formed Hempline, Inc., and applied to the Canadian federal government for a license to grow industrial grade cannabis sativa. Until this point no Canadian farmer had grown hemp for fibre -legally or illegally- for several decades. This is Joe Strobel's description of how the application process went and the result of the planting. The following is an only slightly-edited speech by Tillsonburg farmer Joe Strobel to the Canadian Hemp Association Toronto seminar in early September 1994. -Ed
Milestones Fall 1994
Events in Cannabis History from September to November, 1994.
