They’re After Our Kids! Why Marijuana is the New Gay Sex
CANNABIS CULTURE – Gay people and pot smokers are two groups that suffer ostracism, punishment and violence all around the world.
Browsing: Dana Larsen
Gays and Potheads: Criminals or Sickos?
CANNABIS CULTURE – Pot smokers don’t need prison or punishment any more than gays do.
Vancouver Cannabis Conference at SFU Harbour Centre
CANNABIS CULTURE – The Vancouver Cannabis Conference – a one-day event featuring speakers panels and presentations from marijuana legalization advocates – starts at 9am Sunday morning at SFU Harbour Centre downtown.
7 Answers About Health Canada’s New Medical Marijuana Rules
CANNABIS CULTURE - Health Canada has changed medical marijuana regulations to allow the production and distribution of marijuana oil and fresh bud. Find out what the new rules actually mean for patients.
Vancouver’s Civic Booze-Pushers Need to Lay off Pot Protestors
Vancouver taxpayers regularly subsidize public booze parties that cost millions, yet city officials are trying to rouse anger against pot protestors for the meager expense of their legalization rallies.
Why It’s Time to Legalize Marijuana
After decades of wasted resources, clogged courtrooms and a shift in public perception, let’s end the war on weed
‘Really Beautiful’ Marijuana Smoke-Out Expected to Draw at Least 20,000 in Downtown Vancouver
In the small back courtyard of his marijuana dispensary on East Hastings Street, Dana Larsen, a well-known pot activist, talks candidly about a subject he knows well: B.C. bud.
The History of Cannabis in Canada – Part 6: 1960s, Psychedelics, Hippies and The Summer of Love
CANNABIS CULTURE - Despite draconian laws, cannabis use dramatically increased in Canada during the 1960s.
Should Vancouver Medical Marijuana Dispensaries be Zoned as Pharmacies?
There are many neighbourhoods in Vancouver where you can’t drive down the street without seeing medical marijuana dispensaries.
What Would a Canada With Legal Weed Look Like?
With a federal election on the horizon, voters and politicians across Canada are speaking up on what’s sure to be a hot-button issue this election: the decriminalization or legalization of marijuana.
