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1	Updated:Thursday, 14-Nov-2013 10:12:31 PST
2	Accessed:1281480
3	Search for
4	R. v. Malmo-Levine; R. v. Caine
5	R. v. Clay
6	Illicit IV Drugs: A Public Health Approach
7	Note: (2)
8	The origins of cannabis prohibition in Canada
9	January 2003: The links between drug prohibition and illegal firearms
10	Nearly one out of six Members of the European Parliament ( MEPs ) are now calling for an end to drug prohibition and the revision of United Nations ( UN ) treaties that block the way
11	Police violence in drug law enforcement? (2)
12	To see report, click here (2)
13	Is US "drug czar" threatening Canada over Canadian Senate proposals to legalize cannabis?
14	the report calls for cannabis to be legalized and regulated, and for criminal records of those convicted of cannabis possession in the past to be erased.
15	Criminal Intelligence Service Canada (CISC) releases its 2002 Annual Report on Organized Crime in Canada (2)
16	This year's report states that illicit drugs continue to be the major source of income for organized crime groups. And again, as with past reports, this year's report fails to acknowledge that the drug trade is profitable for criminals only because our laws prohibiting drugs create a lucrative black market in them. (2)
17	A British Columbia Supreme Court justice has called the illegal activities of the US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) in Canada in a 1999 investigation "blatant acts in disregard of Canadian sovereign values and law," and "so egregious as to const**ute an abuse of process." As a result, the judge stayed an application by the US government to have a suspect in Canada committed for extradition to the United States.
18	CBC Radio Cross-Country Checkup program -- "Should Canada loosen its marijuana laws?
19	employment drug testing
20	European countries are starting to realise that a policy of retribution against drug addicts is both immoral and stupid
21	RCMP releases its report, Drug Situation in Canada — 2001
22	For a criticism of this analysis of the links between drug use and terrorism, click here
23	May 13, 2002: Global Television network report claims that US government is threatening Canada with trade sanctions if Canada reforms its drug laws. For full story, click here. To see the video of the news report, click here. (2)
24	Corruption (3)
25	discussion paper on cannabis
26	What this added police power in relation to drug offences has in most cases to do with catching terrorists is a mystery.
27	ma*** prescription of heroin to addicts
28	Supreme Court of Canada drug case places limits in on strip searches:
29	Auditor General of Canada releases report on the federal government's role in dealing with illicit drugs: (2)
30	[Note that report completely overlooks the role and cost of drug prohibition.] (2)
31	Federal Health Minister Allan Rock announces support for safe injection sites across Canada: (2)
32	Terrorism and Drug Prohibition
33	Health Canada issues response (almost two years later) to November 1999 report of Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network on Injection Drug Use and HIV/AIDS: Legal and Ethical Issues.
34	Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
35	reform of cannabis laws
36	Canadian social and economic think-tank, The Fraser Inst**ute, issues policy papers calling drug prohibition a complete failure.
37	Safe injection sites. (2)
38	Canadian Medical a*ociation Journal (2)**
39	Organized crime and drugs in Canada
40	"Drug smuggling and trafficking remain the major source of criminal profit for many crime groups . . .".
41	medical marijuana regulations
42	Britain's internationally respected The Economistmagazine does survey on illegal drugs
43	Cannabis (5)
44	Federal Minister of Justice (2)
45	Federal Conservative Party Leader (2)
46	growing support for legalizing cannabis
47	All five parties in Canada’s House of Commons agree to establish a committee to
48	study issues relating to currently illegal drugs.
49	Canadian Medical a*ociation Journal calls for cannabis to be decriminalized (2)**
50	May 3, 2001
51	March 2001: European study of teenage drug use suggests that the war on drugs may increase, not decrease, teen drug use, or that it may have no impact at all.
52	Jim Wakeford
53	February 2001
54	Police and government corruption related to drug prohibition
55	Cannabis: Belgium (2)
56	Cannabis -- USA (2)
57	Safe Injection Sites
58	Medicinal marijuana
59	most small amounts of marijuana have been decriminalized and should be
60	mandatory sentences for drug use should be re examined
61	prescribing drugs for addicts
62	safe-injection sites
63	drug courts (2)
64	Safe-injection sites for drug users and providing free heroin for hard-core addicts
65	The National a*ociation of Criminal Defense Lawyers' (NACDL) board of directors unanimously approved a resolution on November 4th calling for the end of the war on drugs. (2)**
66	Colombian parliamentary officials call for drugs to be legalized (2)
67	in Ottawa (2)
68	Medical marijuana
69	July 31, 2000: Medical marijuana:
70	The unanimous Court of Appeal confirmed the trial judge's decision to stay the charges against Parker.
71	However, that declaration of invalidity is suspended for a year.
72	June 9, 2000 (2)
73	May 15, 2000
74	about two-thirds of Canadians say possession of small amounts of marijuana for personal use should be a non-criminal offence
75	Over 90% favour legalizing marijuana for medical purposes.
76	U.S. Department of State report on Canada
77	Report of the International Narcotics Control Board for 1999 (2)
78	"concurs with similar calls from many other expert stakeholders who believe that control of cannabis possession for personal use should be removed from the realm of the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act and the criminal law/criminal justice system."
79	May 12, 2000:Extradition -- Renee Boje --
80	update:
81	To see the affidavit filed with the Minister by Eugene Oscapella, one of the Foundation's founding members, in support of Ms. Boje, click here.
82	RCMP publishes report, Drug Situation in Canada (1999) (2)
83	and (2)
84	Are these yet further signs that prohibition is not working? -- CFDP
85	April 26, 2000: Canada as the Evil Empire? "A Northern Border Menace"
86	Demon Drugs And Holy Wars: Canadian Drug Policy as Symbolic Action
87	April 11, 2000: Canadian Senate unanimously agrees to conduct comprehensive review of drug laws and policy. For details, including the final terms of reference, click here.
88	February 11, 2000: US prison pop****tion set to top two million; drug "offenders" a significant contributor
89	Canada:
90	European Union (2003)
91	Drug Policy Generally
92	July 26, 2001: Britain's internationally respected The Economist magazine:
93	"Prohibition has failed, again. It has long been clear that the laws on drugs are doing more harm than good. For understandable reasons, governments and voters alike are reluctant to face the facts. The case for legalisation is strong, both in principle and as a practical matter."
94	April 2001: Possible wrongful drug convictions
95	an excellent primer on drug policy issues.
96	Safe Injection Sites
97	Safe-injection sites for drug users and providing free heroin for hard-core addicts
98	Is this yet another sign that prohibition is not working? -- CFDP
99	Demon Drugs And Holy Wars: Canadian Drug Policy as Symbolic Action
100	April 11, 2000: Canadian Senate agrees to conduct comprehensive review of drug laws and policy. For details, including the final terms of reference, click here.
101	Police and government corruption related to drug prohibition
102	Heroin and Heroin Maintenance
103	April 28, 1999: Heroin maintenance --
104	Heroin Maintenance Program Proposal for Canada:
105	heroin maintenance
106	Feb. 27, 1999
107	November 18, 1998 --Germany -- heroin maintenance:
108	International Law
109	Human Rights and Racism
110	February 11, 2000: US prison pop****tion set to top two million; drug "offenders" a significant contributor
111	Censors***p of drug policy discussions on Internet?
112	April 23, 1999
113	Monitoring the "alimentary canal" in the name of the War on Drugs.
114	privacy and the legality of "bedpan vigils" and "drug loo facilities"
115	April 23, 1999: Supreme Court of Canada criticizes RCMP for breaking law during drug sting.
116	The War on Drugs Retreats, Still Taking Prisoners
117	November 29, 1998: Alleged racism in selecting pa***engers for drug and other searches at Toronto's Pearson airport.
118	Drug Use and Disease
119	Health Canada issues response to November 1999 report of Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network on Injection Drug Use and HIV/AIDS: Legal and Ethical Issues.
120	Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network releases report, Injection Drug Use and HIV/AIDS: Legal and Ethical Issues.
121	Medicinal Marijuana
122	Medicinal marijuana (3)
123	July 31, 2000: Parker case:
124	The unanimous Court of Appeal confirmed the trial judge's decision to stay the charges against Parker.
125	Howoever, that declaration of invalidity is suspended for a year.
126	government's
127	Here is the site where you can find information and application forms to apply for access to medicinal marijuana.
128	medicinal marijuana
129	amended
130	April 9, 1999: Survey shows Canadians overwhelmingly support medicinal use of marijuana
131	March 17, 1999
132	Marijuana and Medicine, a***essing the Science Base
133	March 3, 1999
134	United Kingdom House of Lords committee recommends legal access to medical marijuana
135	Medical marijuana initiatives succeed in United States mid-term elections
136	Cannabis generally
137	growing support for legalizing cannabis
138	about two-thirds of Canadians say possession of small amounts of marijuana for personal use should be a non-criminal offence
139	"concurs with similar calls from many other expert stakeholders who believe that control of cannabis possession for personal use should be removed from the realm of the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act and the criminal law/criminal justice system."
140	April 23, 1999:
141	April 22, 1999:
142	all
143	Canadian government 1979 doc***ent, Cannabis Control Policy: A Discussion Paper, made public for the first time in November 1998.
144	Statistics
145	Proportions of crimes a***ociated with alcohol and other drugs in Canada.
146	March 2001: European study (European School Survey Project on Alcohol and Other Drugs (ESPAD)) of teenage drug use suggests that the war on drugs may be actually increasing, not decreasing, teen drug use, or it may have no impact at all.
147	March 9, 1999: Statistics Canada releases 1997 drug offence statistics
148	In 1997, cannabis offences accounted for 72% of all drug crimes, compared with 58% in 1991.
149	Possession of cannabis alone accounted for almost half of all drug offences
150	Violence
151	Terrorism and Drugs
152	On April 11, 2000, the Senate approved the creation of the Senate Special Committee on Illegal Drugs. For details, including the final terms of reference, click here.

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2	Panic and Indifference
3	2002 Annual Report on Organized Crime in Canada (2)
4	Proportions of crimes a***ociated with alcohol and other drugs in Canada
5	Public Safety Act, 2002
6	R. v. Golden
7	The Economist (3)
8	The Economist's (2)
9	Police Services Act
10	Controlled Drugs and Substances Act
11	Parker, (2)
12	Rolling Stone
13	[Note to reader from Canadian Foundation for Drug Policy: In fact, most drug arrests in the United States, as in Canada, relate to cannabis.]
14	[Note to Canadian readers: Unlike the US, there are no mandatory minimum sentences for drug offences in Canada's Controlled Drugs and Substances Act.]
15	[Note to Canadian readers: US penalties for crack cocaine offences are enormously greater than for powdered cocaine.]
16	A Framework for Action - A Four-Pillar Approach to Drug Problems in Vancouver
17	Ottawa Citizen (2)
18	However, that declaration of invalidity is suspended for a year.
19	National Post (4)
20	Controlled Drugs and Substances Act
21	minimum
22	Drug Situation in Canada (2)
23	"With the exception of marihuana, seizures of all drug types in 1999 have decreased compared to 1998." and "For all drug types, supply and demand have remained stable but will likely increase in the near future." (2)
24	"The average THC content of all [marihuana] samples analysed since 1995 is about 6%."
25	Boston Globe
26	Please judge the "facts" contained in this article for yourselves. -- ed.
27	unanimously
28	original (2)
29	Controlled Drugs and Substances Act (2)
30	Controlled Drugs and Substances Act
31	The Toronto Globe and Mail
32	(The Ottawa Citizen
33	National Review
34	Controlled Drugs and Substances Act
35	Narcotic Control Act (3)
36	Food and Drugs Act
37	Controlled Drugs and Substances Act
38	Food and Drugs Act
39	Food and Drugs Act
40	Controlled Drugs and Substances Act
41	Controlled Drugs and Substances Act
42	Narcotic Control Act
43	Food and Drugs Act
44	Controlled Drugs and Substances Act
45	Ottawa Citizen
46	Fix, Searching for Solutions on the Dowtown Eastside
47	A Framework for Action - A Four-Pillar Approach to Drug Problems in Vancouver
48	"The average THC content of all [marihuana] samples analysed since 1995 is about 6%."
49	Public Health Reports (2)
50	R. v. Monney,
51	Injection Drug Use and HIV/AIDS: Legal and Ethical Issues
52	Canadian Medical a***ociation Journal
53	Controlled Drugs and Substances Act (2)
54	Howoever, that declaration of invalidity is suspended for a year.
55	original trial court decision
56	Globe and Mail
57	Marijuana and Medicine, a***essing the Science Base
58	The Guardian
59	The Times
60	British Medical Journal
61	The Lancet
62	Controlled Drugs and Substances Act
63	Cannabis Control Policy: A Discussion Paper
64	Marijuana Myths: Marijuana Facts
65	New Zealand Should Regulate and Tax Cannabis Commerce
66	New Scientist
67	New Scientist.
68	Le Monde
69	Lancet
70	Proportions of crimes a***ociated with alcohol and other drugs in Canada
71	Montreal Gazette
72	[note to reader from CFDP; the LeDain Commission was Canada's last major study of the non-medical use of drugs; the Commission reported in 1973, but its proposals were never implemented]
73	narrowness of its mandate

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