Canadian Marijuana Patients Hope Police Won’t Enforce New Pot Laws
Medical marijuana users in B.C. are hoping police do not enforce new Health Canada regulations that only allow marijuana to be purchased from licensed producers.
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1-year Minimum Drug Sentence ‘Cruel and Unusual’: Judge
Provincial court Judge Joseph Galati says sentence 'abhorrent or intolerable' to most Canadians.
Just Say Dough: Republicans (and Democrats Too) Are Following the Marijuana Money
CANNABIS CULTURE - No one was too surprised when Denver's newly legal cannabis stores raked in $5 million in the first five days of 2014, and now can't get enough supply.
Toronto’s Consumer-Friendly Med Pot Bylaw
CANNABIS CULTURE - Fascinating how much municipal marijuana talk is taking place in the three weeks since announcing my cannabis-fueled mayoral campaign.
Dude, Where’s My Pardon?: Colorado’s Marijuana Law Raises Serious Legal Conundrums
Now that pot's legal in Colorado, it brings up a host of thorny legal questions regarding past and future offenders
Scare Tactics: DEA Chief Terrified of State Marijuana Legalization
CANNABIS CULTURE - Drug Enforcement Administration Chief of Operations James L. Capra is afraid of marijuana legalization – terrified, in fact.
The Man Who Almost Made Weed Legal in Canada is Running For Mayor of Toronto
Last week, I reported that a man named Al Gore had entered the running to become the Mayor of Toronto.
Rob Ford Says Conservatives Ought To Consider Decriminalizing Pot
Rob Ford doesn't think marijuana will be legal in Canada so long as Conservatives are in power, but believes Ottawa should consider decriminalization.
Health Canada’s War on Medical Marijuana Patients
CANNABIS CULTURE - Virtually all Canadians know that the primary duty of a Ministry of Health, whether it is provincial or federal, is to ensure that patients receive the health care that they need.
Peru Calls for Debate on the Legalization of Marijuana
Peru should consider legalizing marijuana, the former head of the country’s National Drug Control Commission has said. Uruguay recently became Latin America’s first nation to legalize the marijuana industry, encouraging its neighbors to follow suit.
