9 Minutes With Local Politician and “Prince of Pot” Marc Emery
Local politician and marijuana activist Marc Emery is best known as Canada’s “Prince of Pot”.
Browsing: Free Marc Emery
Canadian Politicians Present Thousands of Signatures In Support of Marc Emery
CANNABIS CULTURE - Members of Parliament from the Liberal, New Democratic, and Conservative Parties of Canada presented petitions today to the House of Commons with over 12,
The Petition To Stop My Extradition
I'm pleased that a petition opposing my extradition will be introduced in the House of Commons by MP's Libby Davies (NDP), Ujjal Dosanjh (Liberal) and Scott Reid (Conservative) between 3 pm - 4 pm (eastern)/ noon - 1 pm (pacific). Shown live on CPAC.ca.
Marc Emery: Top CelebStoner
Vancouver's Prince of Pot Marc Emery has been voted the 42nd top CelebStoner by the popular pot website.
Progressive Laws in Vancouver Make Next Month’s Winter Games the Pot Olympics
The Winter Games commence Feb. 12 in Vancouver, British Columbia, the most marijuana-friendly host city in Olympic history.
2010 Vansterdam Winter Olympic Mascots Get High
CANNABIS CULTURE - Hilarious parody animations featuring Olympic mascots smoking marijuana have been released on the Internet just in time for the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver.
‘The Principle of Pot’ Film Documents Life of Marc Emery
Just after midnight tonight, Ontario lawyer Paul McKeever will release Part 1 of "The Principle of Pot", his new two-part documentary about the nature and motives of Marc Emery, the media-dubbed Prince of Pot.
Messing Up The System
My original career as political activist in London, Ontario, up to 1992 is covered in this 1993 documentary, Marc Emery: Messing Up The System.
Prince of Pot Marc Emery Could be Extradited to US Friday
Vancouver marijuana activist Marc Emery is taking his last puff of freedom - as the clock counts down on an extradition order that will send him to a U.S. jail for five years.
Emery’s Fate in Justice Minister’s Hands
CANNABIS CULTURE - The fate of the Prince of Pot is in the hands of Canada’s Justice Minister Rob Nicholson.
