Marc Emery at Yonge-Dundas Square in Toronto
CANNABIS CULTURE - Canada's Prince of Pot Marc Emery – just released from prison in the United States – will speak to the public and meet supporters today at Yonge-Dundas Square in Toronto.
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Through a Cloud Of Marijuana Smoke, the “Prince Of Pot” Made His Return to Canada.
Marc Emery’s supporters lit joints and used pot vaporizers as they waited outside Windsor City Hall for him to cross back into Canada from Detroit Tuesday afternoon.
Marc Emery Opens Up About Prison, Politics and His First Day Of Freedom
Incarcerated since 2010, Vancouver's Prince of Pot says he is unchanged from prison — though the world around him has moved on
Supporters Light Up as Vancouver’s ‘Prince of Pot’ Returns to Canada After U.S. Sentence
Canada's self-styled "Prince of Pot" has come home to a raucous welcome from supporters
As Marc Emery Returns to Canada, U.S. Scientists Still Face Obstacles Researching Medicinal Marijuana
After serving a five-year prison sentence for selling marijuana seeds to U.S. customers, Vancouver's Marc Emery is expected to cross the border back into Canada on Tuesday (August 12).
Marc Emery To Be Released From US Custody and Returned To Canada Next Week
CANNABIS CULTURE - Marc Emery will be released from US custody and and returned to Canada next week, according to an Immigrations & Customs Enforcement officer working on the case.
Marc Emery’s Reefer Revenge Just Might Work
"Revenge!" Now there's an anguished utterance you normally expect only to hear in bad Shakespeare parodies. Not last week, however, when Marc Emery, Canada’s so-called Prince of Pot, dropped the R-bomb on no less than the government itself.
Marijuana Advocate Marc Emery Vows ‘Political Revenge’ Against Tories
B.C. marijuana advocate Marc Emery vows to take political revenge on the Conservative government once he is finally released from U.S. custody and returns to Canada later next month.
How Marc Emery Turned to Marijuana Activism
When Marc Emery returns to Canada later this summer, after nearly five years in U.S. prisons, Canada's "prince of pot" says he will feel triumphant. And not the least bit repentant.
Trudeau and Emery Didn’t Meet at Vancouver BBQ, But They Still Managed to Talk About Each Other
The federal Liberal leader wouldn't comment on the potential Vancouver East candidate - at least not directly
