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Newshawks: Targets of B.C. Pot Raid Had Ties to Martin
Are Government Staffers Trading Marijuana for Cocaine?
One of the staffers at the centre of an RCMP raid at the offices of two senior cabinet ministers has been fired and the other suspended as links to Paul Martin's new government are unveiled. The focus is on ministerial assistants David Basi and Bob Virk. They were organizers in British Columbia for Martin's leadership bid.
Basi, whose home was also searched, was fired on Monday. Virk was suspended with pay. In a news conference Monday, RCMP spokesperson Sgt. John Ward said several warrants were executed following a 20-month investigation involving the trade of marijuana from British Columbia for cocaine in the United States, which was then sold in Canada.
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Newshawks: The Supreme Ripp-Off Continues
The Supreme Grinches Steal The Green Christmas
Pot is still illegal and nobody could be happier than the cops, who get to hold onto their cash cow of cannabis prohibition. Interviews and reaction from David Malmo-Levine, Alan Young and Randy Caine. The Supreme Court venture is Over, time to get Political! |
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Newshawks: More Supreme Court Coverage
CBC Newsworld Gets reaction to the Canadian Supreme Court's decision to uphold Canada's cannabis laws from John Conroy, Alan Young, David Malmo-Levine, Randy Caine, Tim Meehan and some dumb cop. Newshawk Guardian 99. |
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Newshawks: Pot Is Still Illegal
Pot laws don't violate charter: Canada's top court
CBC National News. OTTAWA - Canada's laws making the possession of small amounts of marijuana illegal do not violate the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, Canada's top court has ruled. |
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