Illegal: But Preferred
The Canadian Safe Cannabis Society in Kamloops BC is raided by RCMP, but remains open for now
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Top Cop Changes His Mind
It's a surprise to hear that Dr. Isaiah "Ike" McKinnon, Detroit's former top cop, believes that marijuana should be legalized and is speaking out on the issue.
Permission to Medicate in Augusta, Maine
Medical marijuana users shared hits off a vaporizer and compared buds of their home-grown efforts Saturday, separated by just the thin vinyl wall of a tent and several feet of Augusta Civic Center parking lot from Augusta Police Sgt. Christopher Shaw.
Vancouver Man Says Smoking ‘Tree of Life’ is God-Given Right
A Vancouver man will appear in Federal Court on Tuesday arguing for an exemption to the drug laws because they infringe on his constitutional freedom of religion to smoke his sacred weed - marijuana.
International Drug Policy Reform Conference Kicks Off in LA
CANNABIS CULTURE - An estimated 2200 people, a record number, are attending this year's Drug Policy Alliance conference at the Westin Bonaventure in Los Angeles.
Compassion Club Owner Says He Will Fight For ‘The Sick and Dying’
The owner of a Kamloops compassion club raided by the RCMP promises he will keep selling marijuana to those with medical need — part of a fight for the "rights of the sick and dying."
How This Week’s Events Make LA the Center of the Anti-Drug-War Movement
To mark the drug war's 40th anniversary, hundreds of people will gather to demand an end to the criminalization of drug users and call for health-centered policies instead.
Doctors Refuse to OK Marijuana Use
Patients left in pain; Some users risked being jailed for using a drug that helps them function, and proposed Health Canada changes could make the situation worse
Does Occupy Wall Street Have A Drug Problem?
It's hardly a pot carnival or crack alley, no matter what Bill O'Reilly claims. But on-scene medics admit that despite a new zero-tolerance policy, the alcohol and drug use—and even dealing—in some parts of the park may threaten the movement's existence.
Gang Violence Fuelled by Pot Prohibition, Report Says
A coalition of health, academic and law enforcement experts is calling for the legalization and regulation of marijuana, saying existing laws only drive the billion-dollar industry underground and fuel gang violence.
