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Canada's marijuana policy is flawed by a lack of information and
outright lies, according to the highest-ranking drug official in the
United States.
John Walters, director of U.S. national drug-control policy, sharply
criticized Ottawa yesterday for allowing ill people to smoke pot and
for considering relaxed antimarijuana laws.
Mr. Walters said at a Detroit news conference that Canada has done
insufficient research, so it cannot justify liberalizing its
cannabis policy.
[snip]
Pubdate: Fri, 13 Sep 2002
Source: Globe and Mail (Canada)
Copyright: 2002, The Globe and Mail Company
Details: MapInc
outright lies, according to the highest-ranking drug official in the
United States.
John Walters, director of U.S. national drug-control policy, sharply
criticized Ottawa yesterday for allowing ill people to smoke pot and
for considering relaxed antimarijuana laws.
Mr. Walters said at a Detroit news conference that Canada has done
insufficient research, so it cannot justify liberalizing its
cannabis policy.
[snip]
Pubdate: Fri, 13 Sep 2002
Source: Globe and Mail (Canada)
Copyright: 2002, The Globe and Mail Company
Details: MapInc