 | Pot-TV | Kif Kif Cable
23 min
15 Jun, 2004
For our international viewers -
This wild pot travelogue of Morroco shows the life of kif makers and the making of hash.
In French. Some interviews in English.
By Biderman, Lachambre & Pousset of RadiocRos. |
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| Pot-TV | Cannabis Comedy - Pot Radio
2 min
15 Jun, 2004
Comedian Mitch Hedberg jokes about scoring fake pot with Peter Frampton in a movie.
Audio only |
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| Pot-TV | Newshawks: Former NS Mountie guilty of drug trafficking
2 min
14 Jun, 2004
A former Nova Scotia RCMP drug investigator has been found guilty on charges of trafficking marijuana and breach of trust. Nova Scotia Supreme Court Justice Walter Goodfellow delivered the verdict Monday, leaving Joseph Daniel Paul Ryan facing the possibility of at least five years in prison for each count.
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 | Loretta Nall | Pot TV News June 14, 2004 with Loretta Nall
21 min
14 Jun, 2004
Government Sanctioned Kidnappers Busted for Pot
Man who refuses to drug his child risks losing custody
Teens Charged with Poisoning after giving Teacher Pot Cookie
Man Charged for Having Fertilizer
Two Police Officers Cleared on Sodomy Charges
Turn Empty Wal-Marts Into Regional Prisons
Ok To Smoke Dope England Fans Told
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| Pot-TV | Pot TV News Fill The Hill Coverage
1 hr 17 min
13 Jun, 2004
On June 5, 2004 thousands of dedicated Canadian Cannabis activists converged on Parliament Hill in Ottawa to tell their government officials to legalize marijuana.
Following are some of the many great speeches given that day.
Fill The Hill
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| Pot-TV | Newshawks: Marijuana Party leader to contest pot law
2 min
11 Jun, 2004
The leader of the Marijuana Party of Canada said after a court appearance Thursday he plans to contest the constitutionality of the country's pot laws. Marc Boris St-Maurice, a candidate in Prime Minister Paul Martin's riding of LaSalle-Emard, has pleaded not guilty to a charge of simple possession of three grams of marijuana. He said it was coincidence his court appearance took place during the federal election and cited a report this week by the Fraser Institute saying legalization of marijuana would help generate revenues for the government.
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