| Loretta Nall | Pot TV Reporter Tim Meehan talks to Med-Pot Activist Alison Myrden
0 min
26 Feb, 2004
Pot TV Ontario Correspondent Tim Meehan talks to med-pot activist Alsion Myrden about her fight for cannabis medicine and the hope and support that has been inspired in her by NDP Leader, Lack Layton's stance on marijuana. |
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 | Pot-TV | Hollyweed: The Cool and the Crazy
1 hr 17 min
21 Jan, 2004
A 1958 drug drama about a deliquent named Ben, a new kid at school who turns the local teenagers onto the killer weed with deadly results. This is probably the movie John Walters watched as an impressionable teen. Thanks to Treefish for this clip. |
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| Pot-TV | Newshawks: WMBD on Pot
5 min
03 Dec, 2003
The Marijuan Party starts making its way into mainstream US media with an appearance on a American newscast about the pot controversy that aired on WMBD. |
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| Pot-TV | Newshawks: Medicinal marijuana considered in New Zealand
2 min
03 Oct, 2003
Associate NZ health minister Jim Anderton says it is far too early to say whether cannabis should be approved for medical use. The NZ Green Party has released a survey of 225 registered doctors which found that one-in-three would consider prescribing cannabis, if it was legal to do so. Show link 2/3rds down right hand side of showpage. |
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 | Pot-TV | Newshawks: Discovery Channel on Kids and Drugs
26 min
04 Feb, 2003
Drugs, drugs are bad... mmmkay? Marijuana, marijuana is bad... mmmkay?Drugs, drugs are bad... mmmkay? Marijuana, marijuana is bad... mmmkay?Drugs, drugs are bad... mmmkay? |
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 | Pot-TV | News: Montreal Compassion Club Case Dismissed
5 min
19 Dec, 2002
Marc-Boris Saint-Maurice, head of the Montreal Compassion Club, and Alexandre Neron were accused of possession of marijuana and trafficking the drug. Quebec court Judge Gilles Cadieux, who had postponed making a decision on the case about 10 times, said the absence of a legal source of marijuana takes away the right to life and liberty. Cadieux also said he wouldn't rule on the constitutionality of marijuana laws, effectively sending the case to a higher court. The Crown did not say if it will appeal Cadieux's decision. |
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