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Selkirk College to offer Medical Marijuana Class
By Hempology | March 6, 2002
The Media Awareness Project has posted an article from the Valley Voice Newspaper about Selkirk College offering a course on Medical Marujuana.
The course instructor is Brian Taylor from the Grand Forks Cannabis Research Institute ( and also the Grand Forks hemp Co. ) It’s aimed at people who want to grow and use marijuana for medical reasons, or for their designated growers, but anyone can take it, Taylor says. So far, 300 people in BC have received a licence, 350 in the rest of Canada, mostly in Ontario and Quebec.
“Anybody can sign up for it. For people who are going to play in the grey area, it gives them an idea of the medical rules…The act is difficult to understand – even the number of plants they can grow is very confusing. We want to take the mystery out of the rules, and out of growing marijuana. We want to encourage people to grow their own and work within current regulations.”
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