CANNABIS CULTURE - Canadian marijuana activist and lawyer Kirk Tousaw discusses the latest legal news from the cannabis culture. In this episode: Kirk analyses the governments proposed changes to Health Canada's medical marijuana program.
A decade ago, Canadians were a lot happier: Their government seemed to be on the brink of decriminalizing marijuana, and it was also instituting a nationwide program to meet the needs of med-pot patients. But that progress has become mired in bureaucracy and political grandstanding.
In a demand for fast - if not furious - action, Congressional investigators have given the FBI and the Drug Enforcement Administration just one week to produce documents to aid their investigation of a controversial gun-purchasing operation by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
The City Council voted on Monday to establish a municipal licensing and regulation system for medical marijuana distribution in Seattle under a new Washington state law that takes effect later this week.
CANNABIS CULTURE - Watch Cannabis Culture News LIVE for the latest news and views on pot politics and the marijuana community. On today's show: Former Manitoba MLA Bob Wilson - who served seven years in prison after being convicted in a marijuana smuggling case - joins the show to discuss news of the arrest of his former friend and co-accused, Ian Jackson MacDonald. MacDonald, who escaped from prison 30 years ago, insists Wilson is innocent.
CANNABIS CULTURE - The Canadian federal government is proposing a number of troubling changes to Health Canada's medical marijuana program that will undoubtedly hurt patients, and now is your chance to speak up and be heard during a "consultation" process for the new regulations. Sign the petition to voice your concerns!