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The420Guy
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MONTREAL - Montreal police are expected to keep a close watch on Saturday's
opening of a new marijuana cafe in the city. That won't be difficult,
because there's a police station just down the road.
Owners of Chez Marijane will allow patrons to smoke pot on the premises, but
they won't be selling the drug.
The space will double as the political offices of the Bloc Pot, which says
the cafe will be used to push for the legalization of marijuana.
City councillor Nicolas Tetrault has warned the activists that police will
intervene if people are caught smoking pot at the new cafe.
The head of the Marijuana Party of Canada, Boris St. Maurice, has said it
will be hard for police to stop people from smoking up.
Sat, 29 Nov 2003
opening of a new marijuana cafe in the city. That won't be difficult,
because there's a police station just down the road.
Owners of Chez Marijane will allow patrons to smoke pot on the premises, but
they won't be selling the drug.
The space will double as the political offices of the Bloc Pot, which says
the cafe will be used to push for the legalization of marijuana.
City councillor Nicolas Tetrault has warned the activists that police will
intervene if people are caught smoking pot at the new cafe.
The head of the Marijuana Party of Canada, Boris St. Maurice, has said it
will be hard for police to stop people from smoking up.
Sat, 29 Nov 2003
