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Tuesday, August 10th, 2004By David Momphard STAFF REPORTER Taipei Times Jul 25, 2004. While authorities say it’s not as popular as amphetamines, ecstasy or even heroin, marijuana is finding its share of users among Taiwanese and even spawning a cottage industry.
Bush To Go After Strong Pot.
Tuesday, August 10th, 2004By Taipei Times Online Staff July, 26, 2004. New super-strength marijuana readily available on US streets is prompting the White House to change direction in its war against drugs.
Drug Use Growing Among Young Despite Crackdown.
Tuesday, August 10th, 2004AFP , BANGKOK July 27, 2004. More young Thais are using drugs than during the government’s controversial “war” on the illegal trade that left more than 2,000 people dead, according to a survey yesterday.
Marijuana Party Candidate Evicted For Pot-Laced Cookies.
Tuesday, August 10th, 200418 Jun 2004 by CBC News Online Staff. A B.C. Supreme Court judge has ruled an East Vancouver landlord was entitled to evict a Marijuana Party candidate from his campaign office. But candidate Marc Boyer says he’s not doing anything wrong, and was evicted because of his “political” beliefs.
Legalize, Tax Pot: Vancouver Mayor.
Tuesday, August 10th, 2004Canadian Press May 13, 2004 Vancouver Mayor Larry Campbell says marijuana sales should be taxed and the revenue used to fund treatment for the effects of more serious drugs.
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We’re Not U.S.’s Biggest Bud Pusher: RCMP
Sunday, August 8th, 2004By Jim Bronskill Canadian Press July 19, 2004. Canada’s budding reputation as America’s pot pusher is getting a shakedown from some new figures that tell a different tale. Far from being the major exporter of marijuana to the United States as many might think, Canada accounts for only a small fraction of the American supply, [...]
Tighter Border Pushes Pot Prices Down in Province.
Friday, August 6th, 2004By Ethan Baron the Province Staff Reporter. Marijuana prices are plummeting in BC as post- 9/11 border security is making it harder for smugglers to move BC bud to the US. The pot glut has cut the price of high-grade weed from $2,500 a pound to $2,000, and lower-grade marijuana from $1,500 to $1,200, said [...]
Drug laws make the body a battleground
Tuesday, August 3rd, 2004From the TORONTO STAR, August 1st, 2004 By Alan Young Human touch can be healing, consoling and arousing. It can also be sickening when it is unwanted. In fact, touching another without consent is a crime. Last week, the Supreme Court of Canada grappled with the issue of when Officer Friendly is authorized to touch [...]
Canada Post Won’t Deliver Medicinal Pot.
Monday, August 2nd, 2004by CBC News Online staff June 4, 2004. Canada Post is refusing to deliver marijuana to a man who is legally allowed to smoke it. Michel Aub has a Health Canada licence that gives him the right to use marijuana for health reasons.
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