marijuana

We have a chance to push marijuana legalization to the top of that list (It's currently #2 and #3). You don't have to be Canadian to participate, so please, wherever you're from, help us legalize marijuana in Canada.

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Take a close look at what you see: Toronto’s not too bad, all things considered, if only ... oh, come on; we are far better than that little line of hedges.

This city is one of the great glories of North America.

We are, however, in a state of flux. There is no wind in the world that does not cause our leaves to flutter; we came here, half of us, from someplace else.

Where is here?

I have no idea.

So many people come and go each year that we could not possibly remain as we used to be, and yet we are not close to becoming what we will be.

So how do we make the city better?

Allow me:

While the House of Commons has resumed sitting this week for the first time since December, with both a Speech from the Throne and a budget scheduled to be delivered, Senator Duffy felt that the Conservative government could have done a better job selling its decision to suspend parliament.

By Steven Edwards, Canwest News Service Published: Montreal Gazette

UNITED NATIONS — Justice Minister Robert Nicholson said Wednesday the government’s medical marijuana regulations are under review after the UN’s drugs watchdog warned Canada needs to tighten up the system.

The Vienna-based International Narcotics Control Board said Canada is operating outside international treaty rules aimed at minimizing the risk criminals will get hold of cannabis grown under the program.

“The whole question of medical marijuana is being looked at by the minister of health with respect to the options that she has,” said Nicholson, whose ministry serves as the umbrella agency for the government’s anti-drug efforts.