North America Lights Up For 4/20
CANNABIS CULTURE - Pot smokers sparked joints across Canada and the US yesterday for 4/20, the international day to celebrate marijuana.
Browsing: Jodie Emery
Thousands Expected At Pot Rally
Police don’t plan to make arrests at event celebrating cannabis culture
Jodie Emery: Ending Drug Prohibition Could Save Our Economy and Stop Gang Violence
Gang violence is a major concern for Vancouver and British Columbia. Shootings and murders happen so often that people feel unsafe in their own homes and communities. There was another time in history when gangsters terrorized society, bought fancy cars and weapons, lived lifestyles only criminal activity could afford, and shot rivals as they fought for control over the market.
Pot As Economic Medicine?
As world leaders scramble for ways to resurrect the dwindling economy, it seems that even marijuana is not being ruled out as a possible economic stimulus.
Bill C-15 Could Fill Canadian Prisons With Drug Offenders
On March 2, the Pew Center on the States, a Washington, D.C.–based think tank, released a report on the staggering growth of the American correctional system.
Greens Want Pot Legalized
Party also wants to ban Tasers, increase energy production
Green Party Siren Jodie Emery Targets Wally Oppal The Prohibitionist
She’s an editor of Cannabis Culture magazine, she’s 24 years old, she supported U.S. presidential candidate Ron Paul, and she’s married to pot crusader Marc Emery. She’s Jodie Emery, and the Georgia Straight has learned that she will run for the B.C. Green party against B.C. attorney general Wally Oppal in Vancouver-Fraserview in May.
