Farewell Tour Needs Sponsors For More Canadian Cities
We needs sponsors in St. John's (Nfld), Victoria, Kamloops, Kelowna, Grande Prairie, Quebec City, Whitehorse or we can't visit those places on our Farewell Tour.
Medicinal or Illicit?
The Corner News in Auburn has published an article on the fight for medical marijuana in Alabama.
Free Marc Emery: Rally For The Prince of Pot – Saturday, September 19, 2009
CANNABIS CULTURE - Join the 2009 'The Worldwide Rally For The Prince of Pot', and show your support for Marc Emery, the marijuana activist who is going to jail in the United States for FIVE YEARS for selling marijuana seeds and funding the cannabis movement.
With Arrests Declining, Police Chase Cannabis Users
BEYOND PROHIBITION - Arrests are down across Canada this year and have been declining steadily for the past five years. However, a large chunk of Canadian society is actually being arrested at record levels. Thieves? Nope. Violent predators? Not them either. The group being targeted by police and arrested at all-time highs are those nefarious cannabis users.
“In Canada the Prince of Pot” – A Poem for Marc Emery
This is a poem about my friend Marc Emery, known as the Prince of Pot.
The Cannabis Cup Review 1994
The Cannabis Cup is an annual event sponsored by High Times and held in Amsterdam. Marc Emery went as the Canadian delegate, and this is his review of the proceedings.
Marc Emery Continues Fight For Business Licenses
CANNABIS CULTURE - Cannabis Culture editor Marc Emery will be back in front of Vancouver City Council members tomorrow morning to continue the fight for his business licenses.
Stone Me: An iPhone App to Find Marijuana
New location-based software allows users to find legal medical suppliers in the US.
Time 4 Hemp
It's time for tilling weeds at Time 4 Hemp! What better way to enjoy a long, lazy summer day than spending time with some of the leaders in the Marijuana Movement while talking Time 4 Hemp.
There’s Nothing That Can Happen
6 months ago Massachusetts decriminalized cannabis possession, imposing a $100 fine/citation instead of criminal penalties. Now it appears that police are almost ready to give up issuing the citations because people are simply refusing to pay.
