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Prime Minister Stephen Harper may be dismissive about the fact that the states of Washington and Colorado voted in favour of legalizing marijuana last week, but they have set the stage for a game changer, however complicated.
If there's one thing that can get the nation's pot smokers motivated it's the legalization of marijuana.
Prominent public health figures are speaking out against the way Ottawa approaches drug policy, asserting that the government is putting ideology over hard facts.
I haven't spent a lot of time in the United States, but I've gotten the impression that among drug policy activists, Canada gets a lot of respect. The city of Vancouver is well known for InSite, the only legal safe-injection site in North America; busting marijuana users is a low priority for Canadian law enforcement; and so far, we've avoided locking people up at the unprecedented rate that Americans have.
The B.C. budget has no extra money for justice at a time when Ottawa is thumbing its nose at cash-strapped voters with an omnibus crime bill that threatens to ramp up criminal costs.



