STOP Bill C-15!: PHONE JAM Continued
Everyone concerned about mandatory minimum jail sentences for cannabis should PHONE JAM the Senate until they vote NO on Bill C-15!
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PHONE JAM TODAY!: Stop Bill C-15 by Calling A Senator
The International Hempology 101 Society will be initiating a national campaign to stop Bill C15. PHONE JAM will happen Monday, September 14, 2009 from the 8 am in Halifax until midnight in Victoria.
The Tories on Pot: Cheech and Chong Were Never This Silly
The media have had very little to say about Bill C-15, a federal Conservative bill currently working its way through Parliament. This legislation will require that everyone convicted of growing a single marijuana plant or more must spend a minimum of six months in jail.
Letter From Canadian Senate Leader on Bill C-15
Here's a letter I sent to the Leader of the Government in the Senate about bill C-15, and her response.
Bill C-15 Fans The Flames It Tries To Extinguish
After more than 80 years of fear, arrests and incarceration, it's time to rethink our approach to a mostly benign substance. It's time to legalize marijuana.
MP Libby Davies on Bill C-15 and Mandatory Minimums
CANNABIS CULTURE - New Democratic MP Libby Davies says the Conservative and Liberal 'War On Drugs' and the mandatory minimums that go with it "will be a colossal failure for Canada, both economically and politically".
Tell Your Senator To Vote NO on Bill C-15!
Bill C-15 and mandatory minimum sentences for marijuana are only one vote from becoming Canadian law.
STOP BILL C-15! Mandatory Minimums Pass House With Support of Liberals
CANNABIS CULTURE - Controversial drug bill C-15, which includes mandatory minimum jail sentences for small amounts of marijuana, passed the Canadian House of Commons with the support of both Liberal and Conservative parties. The bill now moves to the Senate for a final vote.
Liberals To Support Mandatory Minimum Sentences
Liberal MPs are set to give the Conservative government help tonight in passing tough drug-crime legislation, despite the risk of a backlash at the party grassroots.
A Message to Canada: Don’t Repeat Mistakes of U.S. ‘War on Drugs’
Mandatory minimum sentences are not the answer to Canada's drug and crime problems.
