BCCLA says new medical marihuana rules will deny medication to the most vulnerable Patients
The British Columbia Civil Liberties Association has called on the federal government to make major changes to the new Marihuana for Medical Purposes Regulations. The heart of the new program […]
A Sensible Cannabis Law in BC
BCCLA Policy Director Micheal Vonn will be speaking at two community dialogue events on BC’s marijuana policy, discussing options for more effective approaches, focused on public health and safety, rather […]
Ontario Court of Appeal to rule on medical marijuana regulations
Toronto – On Friday, February 1st the Ontario Court of Appeal will issue its decision in R. v. Mernagh. The case considers whether the Medical Marihuana Access Regulations of Canada’s […]
BCCLA calls for reform of liquor rules in the province
The BCCLA is asking the Province to change the Liquor Control and Licensing Act and its regulations to make it possible to enjoy a drink and a movie at the […]
BCCLA supports Public Health Officers’ call for review of drug laws
The BCCLA is congratulating the courage of B.C.’s professional association of public health physicians for calling for a national inquiry into Canada’s illicit drug laws and their efficacy. “The story […]
BCCLA to challenge criminalization of safe injection facility at Supreme Court of Canada
Ottawa – On Thursday, May 12 the BCCLA will argue before the Supreme Court of Canada in PHS Community Services Society v. Canada (Attorney General) and Vancouver Area Network of […]
Class-Action Lawsuit Launched Against District of Mission’s “Grow Op” Inspections
The BCCLA is supporting residents of the District of Mission who have launched a class-action lawsuit against the District for violations of their rights under the District’s Controlled Substance Property […]
Press Conference Announcing: Launch of Class-Action Lawsuit Against District of Missions’ “Grow-Op” Inspections
Vancouver – On Wednesday, May 4, 2011, the B.C. Civil Liberties Association will be holding a press conference announcing the launch of a class-action lawsuit brought by residents of Mission, […]
BCCLA Opposes Criminalization of Salvia Divinorum
Vancouver, BC: The BC Civil Liberties Association is opposing Health Canada’s proposal to criminalize the herbal product Salvia Divinorum. Salvia is currently regulated under Natural Health Products Regulation and the […]
BCCLA joins national call to end drug war
The BCCLA has joined a national call welcoming and endorsing the Global Commission on Drug Policy’s report. The report recommends political leaders adopt evidence and rights-based approaches to drug policy, […]
