A 'dark day for Canada,' say anti-pot activists
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上次大选，大麻和难民是自由党的重要社会议题。下次，保守党如果能来了反其道而行之, 华移绝大多数会支持。
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政策回头几乎不可能，这种事，放在人身体上，叫做癌症，
退回去的可能性几乎为零。
只希望加拿大自由派到此为止，别再进一步合法化其他毒品了，同时把省下来的大笔资金，正上来的大笔税金，真正用于人民的利益。
1。退税降税，归还人民应有的那一部分
2。加强对抗致瘾兴奋剂的学校教育，
3。增加吸毒的个人成本（保险成本，医疗成本。。。）而不要个人吸毒毁身体，社会买单充大头。
只有这样，才能抑制毒瘤。
4。加速研究大麻的有效成分。最终正确将有效成分与致幻致瘾成分分开。也就是说，推进药用大麻的科学使用，减少娱乐大麻的废柴使用。
5。别再冒进了，为了在任期内，给自己家人减罪，不顾警方尚未准备好检测手段，就贸然合法化？简直是草芥人命！。
退回去的可能性几乎为零。
只希望加拿大自由派到此为止，别再进一步合法化其他毒品了，同时把省下来的大笔资金，正上来的大笔税金，真正用于人民的利益。
1。退税降税，归还人民应有的那一部分
2。加强对抗致瘾兴奋剂的学校教育，
3。增加吸毒的个人成本（保险成本，医疗成本。。。）而不要个人吸毒毁身体，社会买单充大头。
只有这样，才能抑制毒瘤。
4。加速研究大麻的有效成分。最终正确将有效成分与致幻致瘾成分分开。也就是说，推进药用大麻的科学使用，减少娱乐大麻的废柴使用。
5。别再冒进了，为了在任期内，给自己家人减罪，不顾警方尚未准备好检测手段，就贸然合法化？简直是草芥人命！。
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'(It's) the way to go': Brian Mulroney explains his about-face on cannabis
Former prime minister Brian Mulroney, whose government once introduced legislation to keep marijuana in the same legal category as heroin, hasn't merely become a born-again weed evangelical — he now says Canada is poised to influence the rest of the world to join the cannabis bandwagon.
"I'm saying the government's position that was taken yesterday is the way to go," Mulroney told CBC News Thursday.
"It takes a while for certain people and certain things to catch up with reality and great social advances — as I've indicated — come in waves. And this is one of the waves that I think will have Canada showing the way for the rest of the world."
© Jacquelyn Martin/Associated Press Former prime minister Brian Mulroney, shown here giving testimony to a U.S. Senate committee on NAFTA earlier this year, has joined the board of directors of Acreage Holdings, an American cannabis company, It was announced yesterday that Mulroney is joining the board of Acreage Holdings, a New York-based marijuana company that also counts former U.S. Speaker of the House John Boehner and former Massachusetts governor William Weld among its directors.
It's a long way from his stance in the early 1990s, when Mulroney's government introduced Bill C-85 — which would have entrenched marijuana in the same legal category as LSD and heroin.
And while Mulroney may be the latest high-profile political figure to switch sides in the cannabis debate — and to take advantage of the commercial opportunities legalization offers — he's definitely not the first.
Julian Fantino, Toronto's former chief of police and a Conservative cabinet minister under former prime minister Stephen Harper, has become chairman of the board for 48North, a medicinal marijuana company.
That's a significant course correction for a longtime opponent of marijuana legalization who told the Toronto Sun in 2004 that legalization would not cut down on crime.
"I guess we can legalize murder too and then we won't have a murder case," Fantino said at the the time. "We can't go that way."
Fantino is following in the footsteps of another former cabinet minister — Liberal Herb Dhaliwal, who served in former prime minister Jean Chrétien's cabinet. Dhaliwal founded cannabis producer National Green Biomed Ltd., based in the Fraser Valley.
Former prime minister Brian Mulroney, whose government once introduced legislation to keep marijuana in the same legal category as heroin, hasn't merely become a born-again weed evangelical — he now says Canada is poised to influence the rest of the world to join the cannabis bandwagon.
"I'm saying the government's position that was taken yesterday is the way to go," Mulroney told CBC News Thursday.
"It takes a while for certain people and certain things to catch up with reality and great social advances — as I've indicated — come in waves. And this is one of the waves that I think will have Canada showing the way for the rest of the world."
It's a long way from his stance in the early 1990s, when Mulroney's government introduced Bill C-85 — which would have entrenched marijuana in the same legal category as LSD and heroin.
And while Mulroney may be the latest high-profile political figure to switch sides in the cannabis debate — and to take advantage of the commercial opportunities legalization offers — he's definitely not the first.
Julian Fantino, Toronto's former chief of police and a Conservative cabinet minister under former prime minister Stephen Harper, has become chairman of the board for 48North, a medicinal marijuana company.
That's a significant course correction for a longtime opponent of marijuana legalization who told the Toronto Sun in 2004 that legalization would not cut down on crime.
"I guess we can legalize murder too and then we won't have a murder case," Fantino said at the the time. "We can't go that way."
Fantino is following in the footsteps of another former cabinet minister — Liberal Herb Dhaliwal, who served in former prime minister Jean Chrétien's cabinet. Dhaliwal founded cannabis producer National Green Biomed Ltd., based in the Fraser Valley.
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原来的保守派都成了自由派了。'(It's) the way to go': Brian Mulroney explains his about-face on cannabis
Former prime minister Brian Mulroney, whose government once introduced legislation to keep marijuana in the same legal category as heroin, hasn't merely become a born-again weed evangelical — he now says Canada is poised to influence the rest of the world to join the cannabis bandwagon.
"I'm saying the government's position that was taken yesterday is the way to go," Mulroney told CBC News Thursday.
"It takes a while for certain people and certain things to catch up with reality and great social advances — as I've indicated — come in waves. And this is one of the waves that I think will have Canada showing the way for the rest of the world."
© Jacquelyn Martin/Associated Press Former prime minister Brian Mulroney, shown here giving testimony to a U.S. Senate committee on NAFTA earlier this year, has joined the board of directors of Acreage Holdings, an American cannabis company, It was announced yesterday that Mulroney is joining the board of Acreage Holdings, a New York-based marijuana company that also counts former U.S. Speaker of the House John Boehner and former Massachusetts governor William Weld among its directors.
It's a long way from his stance in the early 1990s, when Mulroney's government introduced Bill C-85 — which would have entrenched marijuana in the same legal category as LSD and heroin.
And while Mulroney may be the latest high-profile political figure to switch sides in the cannabis debate — and to take advantage of the commercial opportunities legalization offers — he's definitely not the first.
Julian Fantino, Toronto's former chief of police and a Conservative cabinet minister under former prime minister Stephen Harper, has become chairman of the board for 48North, a medicinal marijuana company.
That's a significant course correction for a longtime opponent of marijuana legalization who told the Toronto Sun in 2004 that legalization would not cut down on crime.
"I guess we can legalize murder too and then we won't have a murder case," Fantino said at the the time. "We can't go that way."
Fantino is following in the footsteps of another former cabinet minister — Liberal Herb Dhaliwal, who served in former prime minister Jean Chrétien's cabinet. Dhaliwal founded cannabis producer National Green Biomed Ltd., based in the Fraser Valley.
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It was announced yesterday that Mulroney is joining the board of Acreage Holdings, a New York-based marijuana company.啥意思？保守派就不能抽口烟了？
And while Mulroney may be the latest high-profile political figure to switch sides in the cannabis debate — and to take advantage of the commercial opportunities legalization offers — he's definitely not the first.
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