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November 1, 2011

Hemp Warrior: Marijuana Activist Dana Beal Had a Heart Attack, Died, Came Back, and Beat His Pot Rap

Beal, a founder of the Yippees and organizer of the Global Marijuana March, was busted for weed and had a heart attack on his way to prison. Then, a judge voided his sentence.

October 28, 2011

Regulate Pot Market as Public-Health Issue: Cop

It's not easy being a cop who is vocally opposed to the criminalization of marijuana.

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October 27, 2011

Langley Council Candidate Arrested Over His Pot Dispensary

The federal Crown prosecutor has finally laid a charge in relation to the July raid on the Langley Medical Marijuana Dispensary.

October 20, 2011

Mexico Fires Nearly 1,000 Veracruz Police Officers

Nearly 1,000 police officers were fired to weed out corruption from the violence-ravaged Gulf coast state of Veracruz, Mexican authorities said Tuesday.

October 11, 2011

Know Your Rights

Recently I discovered this video footage that I feel obligated to share with my fellow citizens.

October 4, 2011

Prohibition: A Parallel to Modern War on Drugs

KEN Burns' new documentary on alcohol prohibition, premiering on PBS Sunday, reportedly begins with a Mark Twain quote: "It is the prohibition that makes anything precious."

September 27, 2011

Cops Accused Of Eating Man’s Pot Brownies, Bragging About It

Two Houston police officers could be asking "dude, where's my credibility?" after a suspect accused them of eating his pot brownies.

September 23, 2011

Drug Dealing Vancouver Cop Sentenced to Three Years in Prison

The "shocking" actions of a former Vancouver police officer who sold marijuana while on duty deserve severe punishment, said a judge who handed down a three-year prison sentence Thursday.

September 15, 2011

Police Mistakenly Target CBS Reporter’s Home in Botched Drug Raid

Police and FBI agents arrested a drug suspect in Alameda on Wednesday, but not before mistakenly trying to raid a home across the street belonging to a network TV reporter and her political consultant husband.

September 12, 2011

Man’s Home Set to be Seized Despite Acquittal on Marijuana Charges

A Vancouver Island man who was acquitted on charges related to hundreds of marijuana plants on his property could still lose his land, following a court ruling that dismissed his application to stop the government from seizing the property.

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Air Transat Cabin Crew Can’t Get High While They’re Working, or On Their Own Time

The Local Noze: OG Kush by Fort 20 Farms

Is the Cannabis Industry Breeding Itself Into a Corner?

The Local Noze: OG Kush by Fort 20 Farms

Is the Cannabis Industry Breeding Itself Into a Corner?

The Local Noze: Gas Face by Sixty Seven Sins

Democrats Call on Trump To Commute Sentences of Cannabis Prisoners

Reefer Madness – 1895 to the Present – Chapter 13: 1994 to 2000 – The Market Will Decide

Health Canada’s Directive on Tours Leaves Industry Questioning What’s Still Possible

Transportation Memo: Cannabis Rescheduling Doesn’t Change Drug Testing Rules

Once a Global Leader, Canada is Turning Back The Clock on Access To Medical Cannabis For Veterans

The (Ancient) Medicinal Science of Amanita Muscaria

Why Most Celebrity Cannabis Brands Flopped – And What The Winners Got Right

Mike Tyson, Ric Flair Claim Fraud in Celebrity Cannabis Branding Efforts

Choosing the Right Bong: A Smoker’s Guide for Australians

Reefer Madness – 1895 to the Present – Chapter 13: 1994 to 2000 – The Market Will Decide

DEA Reiterates Stance That Lab-Derived Cannabinoids Are Not Compliant With the Farm Bill

Trump Calls on Congress To Loosen Federal Restrictions on Hemp-Derived CBD, Other Cannabinoids

The For Twenty Show: Getting Stoned Rocks

Roll With It: Toke & Talk with Che Leblanc

The THC Show with Glenn Wells: Episode 329

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