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Marijuana law to be loosened
Justice Minister prepares to decriminalize; Alliance expects legal limit of 40-plus joints
Bill Curry
National Post, with files from Southam News and The Canadian PressTuesday, December 10, 2002
OTTAWA - The federal government will introduce legislation decriminalizing marijuana within the first four months of the new year, Martin Cauchon, the Justice Minister, suggested yesterday.
Mr. Cauchon said that should the House of Commons committee on illegal drugs recommend decriminalization in its report this Thursday, the government will respond quickly.
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Cannabis: A History
While recently investigating qi, ki, mystical powers and such phenomena, I came across many references which showedsome link between "mind-altering" plants and mystical powers, unusual capabilities and altered states in all countries of the world,including China, India and the East. Of course, this is fairly well known toanyone who has researched the philosophies, religions and healing systems ofthese countries, and I will not repeat it here.
What I would like to share with you is this information about the lesser known use of cannabis in the Middle East and in Biblical times..... More...
Medicinal Use of Marijuana
Technology that could alleviate a major concern about the medical use of marijuana--the harmful effects of smoking--exists today and is available to the public. But the research needed to scientifically verify the benefits of these devices, generally called vaporizers, is proceeding far too slowly, held back by a variety of constraints. More...
Quirks and Quarks
Much of the evidence for the efficacy of marijuana is from the people who say it helps them.Heather Jones of Ottawa uses marijuana legally under an exemption from the government to treat her chronic pain, nausea and respiratory ailments. She, like thousands of other sick people, has found that marijuana provides great benefit. Listen to the CBC mind opening "Quirks and Quarks" for great discussion with the experts about the medicinal use of marijuana:
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Technology that could alleviate a major concern about the medical use of marijuana--theharmful effects of smoking--exists today and is available to the public. Butthe research needed to scientifically verify the benefits of these devices, generallycalled vaporizers, is proceeding far too slowly, held back by a variety of constraints.... viewthe report here... | |
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