Marijuana Activist Jodie Emery Seeks Spot on Federal Task Force on Pot
Long-time proponent fears harsh ‘Harperesque’ restrictions on cannabis.
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What the World Can Learn from Colorado’s Marijuana Experience
When the Canadian Parliament considered decriminalizing marijuana possession in 2003, U.S. officials loudly objected.
The DEA will Decide Whether to Change Course on Marijuana by July
Memo also underscores how little marijuana is being made available for research purposes.
Why Medical Marijuana Should be Exempt from Sales Tax
While Canada engages in complex dialogue about how best to regulate the sale of cannabis for adult use, tens of thousands of Canadians are currently authorized to use cannabis to treat a variety of symptoms and medical conditions.
Judges Question Simple Marijuana Possession Cases as Legality Remains in Limbo
Some criminal trial judges are questioning why people continue to be prosecuted for simple possession of marijuana while the Liberal government moves to legalize the narcotic
How Not to Sell Legal Pot in Canada
The last time the Liberals proposed decriminalizing marijuana, we faced the real prospect of being penalized by our neighbours to the south.
The 8 Ways Canada Can Legalize Marijuana
The Canadian cannabis community has launched a formal “Parliamentary e-petition” which outlines an eight-point path for legalization.
Canada Really Wants to Legalize Weed — But First it Needs to Deal With the UN
Canada’s new Liberal government is pushing its pot-friendly ideas on the rest of the world, and one government backbencher hopes the country could be a driving force in getting the United Nations to reconsider its treaties that ban the drug.
Australia Commits to Legalize Growing of Medical Marijuana
Australia – Australian lawmakers committed on Wednesday to legalize the growing of marijuana for medical use within a part of the world renowned for zero-tolerance and harsh penalties for illegal drugs.
High Hopes: Legalized Pot is on the Way
As marijuana producers gear up to sell to the masses, the feds have some hurdles to clear
