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News Release BC Government Fast-Tracks Costly E-Health System: Unprepared and Unequipped to Safeguard Privacy

Posted on April 7, 2009

News Release BCCLA Applauds Supreme Court Decision in Safe Injection Facility Cases

Posted on May 28, 2008

News Release Opinion Poll Confirms Canadians Want Legal Marijuana

Posted on November 25, 2004

News Release Past BCCLA president, John Dixon’s article on Carole Gwilt becoming the “Morgentaler of dope” appeared at www.dooneyscafe.com.

Posted on October 20, 2004

News Release Beyond Prohibition: Legal Cannabis in Canada

Posted on May 5, 2004

News Release BCCLA hosts May 8 conference on legal cannabis

Posted on April 22, 2004

News Release Anti-Cannabis Allegations Unsupported

Posted on March 23, 2004

News Release UBC civil liberties group welcomes “Prince of Pot” to the UBC campus on March 2, 2004

Posted on March 1, 2004

News Release Civil Rights Group Speaks Out Against Pot Prohibition: Calls New Law Smoke and Mirrors

Posted on October 28, 2003

News Release BC Bud Legal – Possession of Cannabis Not a Crime In BC

Posted on September 15, 2003

News Release Civil Rights Group Challenges Marijuana Prohibition

Posted on May 5, 2003

News Release Philip Owen honoured with Reg Robson Award at AGM

Posted on March 26, 2003

News Release BCCLA on a high heading into supreme court pot hearing tomorrow

Posted on December 12, 2002

News Release Civil liberties group deplores closure of treatment facility for young female addicts

Posted on March 27, 2002

News Release A scarlet letter solution is a crooked route to take on drunken drivers

Posted on January 12, 2001

News Release 1998 Brickbats and bouquets

Posted on February 26, 1999

News Release BCCLA condemns mayor Owen’s crusade against Hemp B.C.

Posted on October 30, 1998

News Release Civil rights group condemns Cominco’s anti-smoking policy

Posted on March 5, 1998

News Release BCCLA News Update | June 1997

Posted on June 5, 1997

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