Quote Originally Posted by Anubis10012007
Canada is the place where weed is illegal, but it isn't even a priority anymore...depending on the province. I heard they are more strict in rural areas like Manitoba and Alberta because fundamental Christians run the provincial governments. In Vancouver, the cops wont even pay attention to you if you have a joint. lol.
I'm in Manitoba, and you're absolutely correct. You need to be careful when and where you toke thanks to the bloody Conservatives. Meth labs are springing up all over the place (the number has doubled in the past year) and it doesn't seem like anything's happening to those. Hell, an mj dealer friend of mine got raided when right across the hall from his apartment there was a meth lab that wasn't discovered until it started on fire and burned down the building. I'd love to move to BC, not only for the loose laws on marijuana but also for the beautiful natural surroundings, but I hear it's pretty expensive to live there.
LuckyG Reviewed by LuckyG on . Canada has highest rate of marijuana use, "not a cause for concern" say experts. CTV.ca | Marijuana use makes case for decriminalization Canadian Press TORONTO -- A new study shows Canadians surpass Americans and even the Dutch (looks like legalization didn't cause an overflow of drug users like we're told) when it comes to trying marijuana, but drug policy experts say it's not a cause for concern. The UN's 2007 World Drug Report found 16.8 per cent of Canadians between the ages of 15 and 64 used pot in 2004 - the highest rate among developed nations. The Rating: 5