Documents Outline B.C. Ministry of Justice Concerns Over Ottawa’s New Rules for Medicinal Marijuana
The federal government is preparing to rescind more than 16,500 British Columbians’ licences to produce medical marijuana.
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Mountie User of Medical Marijuana Subdued With Stun Gun, Charged With Assaulting Officer
New Brunswick’s Public Safety Department says a Mountie who publicly complained about not being able to smoke medicinal marijuana while on the job was subdued with a stun gun and charged with assaulting another RCMP officer.
Veteran RCMP Officer Stripped of His Uniform
A veteran RCMP officer was stripped of his uniform and chastised by the federal justice minister Thursday after he was filmed smoking medical marijuana in what he said was a bid to to raise awareness about Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) in the RCMP.
Mountie Says He Has ‘Legal Right’ To Smoke Medical Marijuana In Uniform
A New Brunswick RCMP officer says he has a “legal right” to smoke medically-prescribed marijuana while in uniform, despite objections from his employer.
Rob Ford’s Crack Admission is Just the Tip of the Iceberg
CANNABIS CULTURE - The explosive, now world-famous story of Toronto Mayor Rob Ford has been dominating headlines for weeks, but the press is nearly ignoring what may be the biggest Rob Ford scandal of all.
Nameless And Shameless: Masked DEA Agents Raid Innocent Women, Refuse To Reveal Their Identities
Over a three-day period in June 2007, heavily armed SWAT teams, supported by tanks and helicopters, descended on Detroit's Eight Mile Road.
Cops Cry Foul Over Holder Marijuana Policy Move
Organized law enforcement has some problems with Attorney General Holder's announcement last week that the Justice Department would not seek to block Colorado and Washington from implementing their marijuana legalization laws.
In Secret AT&T Deal, U.S. Drug Agents Given Access to 26 Years of Americans’ Phone Records
Under a secretive DEA program called the Hemisphere Project, the agency has access to records of every phone call transmitted via AT&T’s infrastructure dating back to 1987.
New Orleans Police Officer Jailed for 2012 Drug War Killing
A New Orleans police officer who gunned down an unarmed 20-year-old man during a 2012 drug raid pleaded guilty to manslaughter last Friday and was led off to begin serving a four-year prison sentence.
Seattle Hempfest 2013 and The Power of Doritos
CANNABIS CULTURE - This year at Seattle Hempfest, thanks to the legal status of marijuana in Washington State, police were handing out bags of Doritios to the crowd.
