Mary Jean “Watermelon” Dunsdon Will Run as Vancouver’s Cannabis-Friendly City Council Candidate
As a candidate for Sensible Vancouver, Dunsdon is encouraging cannabis users to vote for her on October 14.
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Federal Judge Blocks Prosecution of Northern California Pot Growers
A judge in San Francisco, in the first known ruling of its kind, has halted federal prosecution of two North Coast marijuana growers because Congress has prohibited the Justice Department from interfering with states’ medical marijuana laws.
In Politically Charged D.C., Cannabis is a Cottage Industry
Stuck between Congress and voters’ will, residents of this politically charged town are becoming urban gardeners
Judge Grants Absolute Discharge for Marijuana Dispensary Operators
A provincial court judge granted an absolute discharge to a young Kitchener couple who were running an illegal marijuana dispensary in Waterloo.
Trudeau government introduces sweeping changes to impaired driving laws
A drug-impaired driver could face up to 10 years in prison.
What Would Happen if New Zealand Legalized Cannabis?
Peter Dunne, the bespectacled politician in the bow-tie, was the unlikely hero of drug reform.
Hamilton Council Tries to Control Pot Dispensaries
A Hamilton city councillor will pitch an idea for a new law Wednesday to prevent too many marijuana dispensaries from opening in one place.
Cannabis Policy: BC Election Guide
CANNABIS CULTURE – Considering how important cannabis is to our province in every way, it’s surprising that legalization hasn’t been a bigger topic in this election.
Where is Cannabis Legal, Which Countries Have the Harshest Penalties for Smoking Weed and Will it be Legalized in the UK?
Prison time, hard labour and DEATH are among the most severe penalties.
Liberals Want to Move Up Pot Legalization to Avoid Canada Day Celebrations
Legalization target of July 1, 2018 will be changed to ‘on or before July 1, 2018’.
