Conservative Leader Stephen Harper Ramps up Canada’s Marijuana Debate
Stephen Harper has turned up the heat in the long-running battle between people who support the legalization of marijuana and his Conservative Party.
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Harper Government Moves to Block Supervised Injection Services For Drug Users in Canada
Today, the House of Commons passed Bill C-2, the Respect for Communities Act. Pretty title, but like so much Conservative legislation, the meaning of the title, like the bill, is cruelly ironic.
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Vancouver MP Claims Liberal Party Promoting Marijuana to Kids
Election style attack flyer full of misleading statements
On Marijuana, Justin Trudeau’s Liberals Fight Back
Remember those Conservative radio ads targeting Justin Trudeau and the Liberals on marijuana legalization?
Justin Trudeau Says Stephen Harper is Wrong on Medical Marijuana, Offers Alternatives
Justin Trudeau is unimpressed with the Harper government's approach to medical marijuana.
Canadian Government Imposes New Rules for Medical Marijuana
Using wastewater from fish farming and hydroponic lamps, 100 green leafy plants are beginning to thrive.
Bongs and Grow Books Banned in Canada!
All bongs, pipes and vaporizers have been banned in Canada by the Conservative government. Selling these items is punishable with jail terms and some of the highest fines in the Criminal Code.
Conservatives say they haven’t given up on S-10
It has recently been reported that the Liberals have broken ranks with Bill S-10, a terrible anti-pot bill that could see some people going to jail for life for passing a joint.
Guns and Grow-ops: Conservatives Should be Consistent
Former Conservative Party campaign manager Tom Flanagan says the Harper government should re-examine their views and policies on the prohibition of mind-altering drugs.
Reefer Madness: Automatic Jail for Six Pot Plants is Too Harsh
Ignoring what was a wise recommendation on the part of the Senate, Justice Minister Rob Nicholson has revived an ill-considered bill that will impose a mandatory minimum sentence of six months for anyone convicted of growing as few as six marijuana plants.