Saskatchewan Delegate Sparks Debate Over Medical Marijuana
While members of Parliament head back to the hill Monday, medical marijuana advocates from across the country are following suite.
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Medical Marijuana Users To Lobby Canadian Parliament
CANNABIS CULTURE - A group of medical marijuana patients, producers, and advocates is planning to meet with Members of Parliament, media and other government officials on January 31 in an effort to draw attention to "the serious and unnecessary obstacles that the Harper Government has placed" in the path of medical marijuana users in Canada.
Montel Endorses Delaware Medical Marijuana Bill
For years, talk show host Montel Williams has advocated the legalization of medical marijuana, which he uses to manage the debilitating pain of multiple sclerosis.
Arizona AG Wants to Tax Medical Pot
Arizona Attorney General Tom Horne opposed a ballot measure to legalize medical marijuana, but now he's calling for it to be taxed.
Canada’s War on Marijuana Expanding on All Fronts
CANNABIS CULTURE - Canada is escalating its war on cannabis and the casualties are piling up on multiple fronts across the nation.
Surprise – Drug War Now Killing More People Than War in Afghanistan
More people were killed in prohibition-related violence in Mexico last year than died in the war in Afghanistan, according to year-end reports from both countries.
Pot Licenses Still Taking Months to Deliver
A woman who's been waiting five months for an updated licence to use medical marijuana says the situation for patients is getting worse.
BC Medical Marijuana Growers to Pay Tax on Illegal Income
The Canada Revenue Agency is trying to smoke out some income tax from marijuana growers who supply B.C.'s Compassion Club.
All Drugs Should be Legalized to Beat Dealers, Says Former Minister
All illicit substances, including heroin and cocaine, should be legalised, according to a former drugs minister who will today become the most senior politician to push for a dramatic change in the strategy for tackling Britain's drug problems.
US Military Presence in Costa Rica Rejected
Costa Rican opposition parties expressed their rejection to the entry of more soldiers, ships and helicopters from the US to Costa Rica, on a pretext to fight drug trafficking.
