Anti-drug Legislation

New Laws Will Have Little Impact On Gangs
Premier Gordon Campbell has packed away his Dirty Harry rhetoric, Prime Minister Stephen Harper's police photo ops are over, the cabinet boys are back from their whirlwind tour of Ottawa and the gang violence continues unabated. What did you expect? Nothing announced by the federal government last week will have an impact on the current urban gang problem. full story
Legal Weed: A Pot Of Gold?
The Economic Benefits Of Legalization full story
Operation Green Merchant
The DEA does a nationwide takedown full story
A whirlwind first week
Loretta Nall jumped into the election campaign with full force, and is generating a lot of positive attention! full story
Hydropanic
International authorities consider another attack on the hydroponic industry, while stakeholders try to eliminate any weedy connections full story
A Long Walk To Freedom
US Marijuana Party president runs for Governor of Alabama full story
Cannabis Culture News Roundup - September 18th 2005
Three pieces of news full story
Emery Fights Back, DEA expands attack
Activist engages in "epic battle" as seed customers worry full story
Emery, global war, & sovereignty
Arrest of seed merchant is tip of a melting iceberg full story
BCMP Decries Loss of Canadian Sovereignty
Help free Marc Emery from American tyrany full story
Prepare to be searched
No right to privacy in the USA full story
Ending fear
Why so much fear and anger in the USA? full story
Med-pot struggles in New England
Raich ruling fails to cower med-pot proponents full story
Help drug police waste time
Stop the Grow Tippers before they stop You! full story
Drug warriors use ecocides & herbicide
Kill the earth, kill the plants, kill the people full story
Bombed in London
Most british citizens have lost faith in the government full story
Tremors follow Raich ruling
Medpot shake-out in California full story
Hard times for High Times
High Times suffers from gov't raids on paraphernalia full story
A July 4th Moment
When Will Americans Become Citizens? full story
Vancouver: The New Cannabis Reality
Television and celebrations in a Canadian summer for stoners. full story
Canadian Med-Pot Regulations change
MMAR Still Unconstitutional After Latest Amendments full story
UK cannabis opponents go bonkers
Drug warrior Brits and those who love them full story
Boje free ? for now
Famed activist-refugee faces late September court hearing full story
Pot refugee granted bail in B.C.
Case adjourned until Sept 30 full story
Renee Boje ordered out of Canada
Famed activist-refugee faces deportation and US imprisonment full story

Friday, 20 November 2009
2:20pm in Vancouver - puff down! 4:20 in Chicago

It happened that a Countryman was sowing some hemp seeds in a field where a Swallow and some other birds were hopping about picking up their food. 'Beware of that man,' quoth the Swallow. 'Why, what is he doing?' said the others. 'That is hemp seed he is sowing; be careful to pick up every one of the seeds, or else you will repent it.' The birds paid no heed to the Swallow's words, and by and by the hemp grew up and was made into cord, and of the cords nets were made, and many a bird that had despised the Swallow's advice was caught in nets made out of that very hemp. 'What did I tell you?' said the Swallow.

-- Aesop, c.550 BC