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Walking For Cannabis Freedoms
CANNABIS CULTURE - The 'Cannabian Freedom Walk for Chronic Illness' hit the pavement to raise awareness about the silent struggle of many Canadian medical marijuana patients.
In Mexico, Social Media Become a Battleground in the Drug War
The bodies of a man and a woman were found hanging from a pedestrian overpass in the Mexican border city of Nuevo Laredo this week with notes threatening similar action against other “Internet snitches.” WARNING - GRAPHIC IMAGES
Money Bomb Fundraiser for the Freedom Party of Ontario
CANNABIS CULTURE - The Freedom Party of Ontario is about to blow up! Tune in to the Freedom Party Money Bomb LIVE broadcast on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 to support Ontario's only grassroots party.
Michigan Dispenser Accused of Offering Free Medical Marijuana to Customers Who Registered to Vote
Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette took another slap Monday at Michigan's medical pot industry, when -- at the urging of Secretary of State Ruth Johnson -- he charged the owner of a Lansing medical marijuana dispensary with violating election law for offering free pot to customers who registered to vote.
DEA Issues Emergency Ban on “Bath Salts” Drugs
The DEA announced Wednesday that it was using its emergency scheduling powers to impose a ban on three synthetic stimulants widely marketed as "bath salts." The three drugs are mephedrone, methylone, and 3,4 methyleneoxypyrovalerone (MDPV).
Cannabis Culture News LIVE: Truth About 9/11 Still Clouded in Smoke
CANNABIS CULTURE - Watch Cannabis Culture News LIVE for the latest news and views on pot politics and the marijuana community. In this episode: The 10th Anniversary of 9/11 is upon us, but the truth is still clouded in smoke. We talk to Vancouver activists who plan to light up at 4:20 on September 11 as part of a global protest.
Vietnam Using Drug Takers as Slave Labor
Vietnamese drug users detained by the police are held for years without due process, subjected to torture and physical violence, and forced to work as low- or no-wage labor in camps that are supposed to be drug treatment centers, according to an explosive new report released Wednesday by Human Rights Watch, which called for the camps to be closed and the prisoners released.
Calgary University Seeks Participants for Marijuana Dependency Study
A University of Calgary study hopes to fix the chronic lack of research surrounding marijuana abuse.
Marijuana Use Rising in U.S., National Survey Shows
Medical marijuana may be fueling increased use of pot while meth use has fallen by half since 2006.
