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Pot biz openly boomin' in B.C.
AS THE federal government is poised to decriminalize marijuana, two Vancouver stores have been taking it one step further by openly selling the weed. And another city shop owner is peddling equipment to help people do drugs, selling "bubble bags" that refine hashish for $600.
Pot biz openly boomin' in B.C.
By BILL RODGERS, OTTAWA BUREAU CHIEF
AS THE federal government is poised to decriminalize marijuana, two Vancouver stores have been taking it one step further by openly selling the weed. And another city shop owner is peddling equipment to help people do drugs, se
ling "bubble bags" that refine hashish for $600.
The owner, Bryan Hamilton, boasted to a Vancouver newspaper this week that his business is "liquid cash."
While not wa
nting to speak specifically about Vancouver, Justice Minister Irwin Cotler told Sun Media some
people are confusing decriminalization and legalization.
The Vancouver shops -- The Spirit Within and Da Kine's -- have been doing a booming business right under the noses of city cops who are leaving it up to city's licensing department to deal with.
Vancouver Conservative MP John Reynolds blames federal Grits for "allowing people to flout the laws because they lack the nerve to take any action ... They'd rather spend time approving pedicures for convicted murderers than review, overhaul or enforce the drugs laws."
Marijuana can only be sold legally in Canada to those who can prove they have a medicinal need for it.
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Pot biz openly boomin' in B.C.
AS THE federal government is poised to decriminalize marijuana, two Vancouver stores have been taking it one step further by openly selling the weed. And another city shop owner is peddling equipment to help people do drugs, selling "bubble bags" that refine hashish for $600.
Pot biz openly boomin' in B.C.
By BILL RODGERS, OTTAWA BUREAU CHIEF
AS THE federal government is poised to decriminalize marijuana, two Vancouver stores have been taking it one step further by openly selling the weed. And another city shop owner is peddling equipment to help people do drugs, se
ling "bubble bags" that refine hashish for $600.
The owner, Bryan Hamilton, boasted to a Vancouver newspaper this week that his business is "liquid cash."
While not wa
nting to speak specifically about Vancouver, Justice Minister Irwin Cotler told Sun Media some
people are confusing decriminalization and legalization.
The Vancouver shops -- The Spirit Within and Da Kine's -- have been doing a booming business right under the noses of city cops who are leaving it up to city's licensing department to deal with.
Vancouver Conservative MP John Reynolds blames federal Grits for "allowing people to flout the laws because they lack the nerve to take any action ... They'd rather spend time approving pedicures for convicted murderers than review, overhaul or enforce the drugs laws."
Marijuana can only be sold legally in Canada to those who can prove they have a medicinal need for it.
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