 | Our original drug page, titled "Losing the battle in the War on people who use Drugs is sadly current. We have archived it, though. A lot has happened since 1998. It was through the general public's fear of drugs that police were able to establish in our Courts many "irregular" uses of the law (notably illegal investigation techniques, breaking of search and seizure rules, the use of "hearsay" evidence and unidentified informants) which have now become standard practice throughout the justice system. In other words, the War on Drugs has become a very successful war on our civil liberties. As of September 11, 2001, the new bogie man is "terrorism." |
| Dark Alliance: The first website to break a major drug story on the internet (1996) | Saskatchewan Drug Stories |
| Decriminalization | |
| Pot(pouri) | |
| Ernie Rogalsky | |
| Sheila Steele: High on change | |
| Mike Spindloe | |
| Grant Krieger | |
| Marissa Guttormson | |
| Defamation and Drugs: The Narconews story | |
| Marlon Gidluck's appeal in the Flotilla sting | |
| Tribute to Gil Puder | |
| We are continually re-organizing the site and hope that you are able to find what you are looking for. | |
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