New ‘Serious Offence’ Language Includes Marijuana
New 'Serious Offences' rules by Canadian government make trading a few grams of marijuana amongst three or more people an offence with a 5-year prison term.
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Church Seeks Exemption to Pot Laws
Canadians are as good at religious tolerance as they are at hockey, a lawyer for members of a branch of The Church of the Universe argued Tuesday.
Toronto’s CALM Compassion Club Raided Again
CANNABIS CULTURE - Toronto's Cannabis As Living Medicine (C.A.L.M.) Compassion Club, the embattled medical marijuana dispensary raided by police last March, was raided again Wednesday at about 4pm.
Snippets of My Conversations With Marc Emery
I communicate with my very close friend and mentor Marc Emery nearly every day while he is being held political prisoner in an American federal prison for selling marijuana seeds from Canada.
Marc Emery Supporters Meet Vic Toews (The Man Who Can Bring Marc Home)
I received a note on my Facebook wall from Mark Radford in Ontario, alerting me to the fact that Public Safety Minister Vic Toews, the man who will decide if Marc can serve his sentence in Canada, was having a meet-and-greet in Toronto on Tuesday, July 27th. It was the perfect opportunity to ask Vic Toews about Marc!
California Poll Shows Growing Support For Legalization
CANNABIS CULTURE - A new poll of California voters shows 52% in support of Proposition 19, the November ballot initiative that would legalize and tax marijuana in the state. 36% of voters said they oppose the proposition; 12% were not sure.
How to Occupy a Member of Parliament’s Office
CANNABIS CULTURE - Want to be a member of the 'Free Marc' Campaign but don't know where to start? Cannabis Culture presents a step-by-step guide to occupying your local Conservative Member of Parliament's office.
March with WhyProhibition.ca – Vancouver Pride Parade 2010
This Sunday is Pride in Vancouver!
We want YOU to March with us! Meet at 11am, Nelson and Thurlow!
43% Say Marijuana Should Be Legalized, 42% Disagree
Americans are evenly divided over whether marijuana should be legalized in the United States, but most expect it to happen within the next decade.
An Important Letter From Ed via Green Aid
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