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 | Pot-TV | The Pot TV News for November 9th, 2001
28 min
08 Nov, 2001
Hosts Steve and Michele Kubby discuss the very different futures taking place in Canada and the USA. With the appointment of John Ashcroft as the Attorney General and Asa Huchetson as the head of the DEA, it seems that the Drug War is set to intensify in America and Medical Marijuana Patients can expect to suffer. Meanwhile in Canada, the Senate Committee on Drug Policy was in Vancouver this week. Pot TV was there, listen to what Vancouver Police's Inspector Kash Heed has to say about marijuana. As well speeches by Dana Larsen, Richard Cowan and Chris Bennett. | 
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 | HempTV | HempCar runs on pure hempseed oil
21 min
22 Aug, 2001
HempCar visited Portland, Oregon on it's national tour to show how diesel engines can run on pure hempseed oil. They are traveling 10,000 miles through 48 cities in the US and Canada in a ninety day tour that has been covered by media across North America. Kellie & Grayson Sigler and Scott Furr are interviewed. Go to www.hempcar.org for more info and to support their tour. |
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 | Pot-TV | Marijuana Man in OZ Part 3
40 min
10 Aug, 2001
Marijuana Man shares his further adventures in the land of Oz and takes us to the Nimbin Hempfest, to interview its organizers, bring us music, poetry, and oh ya... lots of Aussie buds. Inspiring speeches from Marijuana man, Princess Ann, and Cannabis Culture writer Pete Brady.
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 | Pot-TV | Prince of Pot: Liberal Drug Scandal!
8 min
08 Jan, 2004
Marc discusses the implications of the recent Federal and Provincial Liberal Government scandal regarding drugs and money laundering. |
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 | Pot-TV | Pot TV News for Thursday, June 26th, 2003
22 min
26 Jun, 2003
-Drug Free Schools Coalition, Parents' Groups to Protest at Canadian Embassy in Washington
-Canada Wakes Up and Smells the Green
-Marijuana: Everything is in Limbo
-Buzz Cafe: Kensington's Hot Box a Haven for Potheads |
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 | Pot-TV | Prince of Pot: Ontario Cannabis Laws Invalid?
16 min
16 May, 2003
In a much anticipated ruling, Justice Steve Rogin has today upheld the judgment of an Ontario court judge which dismissed a marihuana possession charge against a 16 year old youth. The Jauary 2, 2003 ruling of Justice Phillips of the Ontario Court of Justice received nationwide attention in finding that there was, effectively, no longer a valid law criminalizing the possession of marihuana. The Crown immediately appealed that decision. Since that time, hundreds of marihuana possession prosecutions in Ontario have been on hold awaiting the outcome of the appeal. Marc talks to Lawyer Brian McCallister who brought the case through the courts. |
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