January 2016 NORML Canada Newsletter

Bill Blair Chosen to Guide the Liberal Government Towards Marijuana Legalization Licensed Producers Urge the Federal Government to Stop the Rise of Dispensaries Tweed Lobbies Ottawa Against Dispensaries GoodWeeds in Toronto Raided Conservative Leader Flip Flops on Legalization? Bill Blair Chosen to Guide the Liberal Government Towards Marijuana Legalization The former chief of Toronto Police […]

December 2015 NORML Canada Newsletter

No Legal Cannabis in Saskatchewan Colombia Signs on to Legalize Medical Marijuana Medical School in Vermont Provides Course On Science of Marijuana Free Joints on Christmas Eve in Denver, Colorado Where is Marcus Richardson’s Pardon? Air Canada Refuses Medical Cannabis Patient No Legal Cannabis in Saskatchewan Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne has said the time has […]

November 2015 NORML Canada Newsletter

Liberals Will Review Mandatory Minimum Sentences RCMP Order Marijuana Dispensaries in Nanaimo, BC to Close Down Supreme Court Ruling in Mexico Could Open the Door to Legalizing Marijuana Drug Policy Alliance’s International Drug Policy Reform Conference in Washington, D.C. Vancouver Gang Unit Apologizes for Tweets Warning About “Shatter” Liberals Will Review Mandatory Minimum Sentences Newly […]

October 2015 NORML Canada Newsletter

Canadians Choose Trudeau and Legal Marijuana In Historic Election U.S. Federal Reserve Unable to Endorse Marijuana Legalization in Colorado Vancouver Grants First Stage Licenses to Medical Marijuana Dispensaries US Federal Reserve Blocks Cannabis Banking Canadians Choose Trudeau and Legal Marijuana In Historic Election Canadians voted on October 19 and elected Justin Trudeau and the Liberal […]

September 2015 NORML Canada Newsletter

NORML Canada’s National Conference Ontario Judge Strikes Down Mandatory Minimum Sentence For Grow Op: R v Vu Are You Ready To Vote? More Evidence In Favor of Cannabis Legalization Other local governments in BC vote to obtain power to regulate medical marijuana dispensaries Joy Davies resigns as Liberal candidate over pro-marijuana Facebook comments An unintended […]

August 2015 NORML Canada Newsletter

NORML Canada National Conference Harper Says that Majority of Canadians Do Not Want Marijuana Legalized International Centre for Science in Drug Policy Frustrated by Continuous False Claims Made About Cannabis Court Allows Mother to Use Cannabis Derivative to Treat Her Child in Alberta NORML Canada National Conference This October’s federal election is especially important to […]

July 2015 NORML Canada Newsletter

A Note From John Conroy On The Important Formal Decision from Justice Phelan on the Injunction City of Vancouver Sending Warning Letters to Dispensaries That Sell Edibles July 8th Statement from Health Canada in Regards to Smith Cannabis Became Officially Legal in Oregon This July Vancouver Police Make Arrest On “Cannabis Day,” July 1 2015 […]

June 2015 NORML Canada Newsletter

The Smith Case Tweed To Acquire Bedrocan Canada Vancouver First City in Canada to Regulate Illegal Marijuana Shops Colorado Supreme Court Rules That Employees Can Be Fired for Their Marijuana Use Maine Rejects Bill To Legalize Marijuana In That State The Smith Case On June 11, 2015 the Supreme Court of Canada released its historic […]

May 2015 NORML Canada Newsletter

Global Marijuana March in Toronto Sept. 19-20, 2015: Right to Grow Conference in Vancouver Portable System to Test Potency of Medical Cannabis Unveiled at Cannabis Business Expo Puerto Rico Governor Signs Executive Order to Legalize Medical Cannabis Texas House Panel Approves Full Legalization of Cannabis Global Marijuana March in Toronto NORML Canada was present among […]

April 2015 NORML Canada Newsletter

NORML Canada celebrates 420 Dr. Sanjay Gupta – Weed 3 Pierre Claude Nolin, Speaker of the Senate, passes away at 64 City Vancouver Moves to Regulate Dispensaries A Message from your NORML Canada Treasurer NORML Canada celebrates 420 NORML Canada was present amongst the thousands of Canadians rallying for support of marijuana legalization this past […]