Decriminalization of Pot is a Sensible Idea Whose Time Has Come
Sensible B.C. is promoting a referendum in this province to challenge Ottawa on marijuana laws.
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Justin Trudeau Supports Decriminalization of Marijuana
Federal Liberal leadership candidate says war on drugs "doesn't work" and that he's "a huge supporter of decriminalization".
Marijuana Activists in B.C. Determined to Follow in Colorado’s Footsteps
If British Columbians go to the polls to decriminalize marijuana, they can thank an earlier high-profile referendum for leading the way: that of the harmonized sales tax.
States Consider Moving Beyond Medical Marijuana
Now that medical marijuana is permitted in about one-third of the nation, advocates hope to move beyond therapeutic uses with ballot questions in three states that could legalize pot for recreational use.
UK Commission Calls For Decriminalization of Drug Possession, Marijuana Cultivation
A United Kingdom commission made up of leading scientists, academics, law enforcement officers and other experts is recommending decriminalization of drug possession in small quantities and of cultivation of marijuana.
Federal Liberal Council of Riding Association Presidents Endorse Resolution to Legalize Cannabis
British Columbia’s Federal Liberal Council of Riding Association Presidents endorsed a policy resolution to legalize and regulate cannabis in Canada, as approved by Liberal Party delegates from across Canada at the Party’s 2012 Biennial Policy Conference in Ottawa.
B.C. Municipal Leaders Vote to Decriminalize Marijuana
B.C. municipal leaders voted Wednesday for a resolution that calls for the decriminalization of marijuana.
Sensible BC Launches Referendum Campaign to Decriminalize Marijuana in British Columbia
CANNABIS CULTURE - A new campaign called Sensible BC aims to decriminalize cannabis possession in BC and create a provincial commission to study full regulation and taxation of cannabis.
Blocking Arizona Medical Marijuana is Pure Hypocrisy
I watch with interest -- and some mistrust -- as two men I admire fight a battle they won't win.
Sex Workers, Drug Users Protest Stigma During AIDS Conference
A crimson wall made its way across Washington D.C., Tuesday as more than 1,000 sex workers, drug users and AIDS activists, many of them carrying red umbrellas to fend off the rain.
