| Nov 24 2011 | National Day of Action - Stop Crime Bill
Canadians are standing together against a fill-the-prisons approach to justice that has failed everywhere its been tried.
Join a coalition of groups for two days of action to speak out against the cruel Crime Bill. Time is running out to make Canada safer, not meaner - we need you to help us all make a big impact.
Where: Our MPs local constituency offices.
When: Focus on Thursday at 1pm, with actions throughout Thursday and Friday.
Were going to tell our MPs: Dont mess up like Texas. Stop the cruel Crime Bill.
Bring friends, and bring a cowboy hat if you can. We will deliver tens of thousand of petition signatures and a summary of the Canadian Bar Associations powerful argument against the bill.
Our goal is to show cross-country solidarity by reaching as many MPs offices as possible, you and a friend are all we need to send a powerful message. |
| Oct 31 2011 | Sign the Petition -Stop Bill C-10: Make Canada Safer, Not Meaner
OVER 70,600 SIGNERS!!
PLUS ANOTHER PETITION WITH 22,000 SIGNERS!
Our Conservative government is trying to rush through a cruel Crime Bill with mandatory sentences that will fill new prisons. Even conservative Texans think the Crime Bill is too harsh, costly and ineffective. Send a message to Justice Minister Rob Nicholson to stop the Crime Bill from making Canada meaner and more dangerous. |
| Sep 23 2011 | Pardon Marc Emery
We formally request President Obama pardon and release Marc Scott Emery. Marc Emery, a well-known Canadian political activist, publisher, businessman and leader of the BC Marijuana Party, was arrested in 2005 at the request of the United States for selling cannabis seeds through the mail. The DEA press release by Administrator Karen Tandy on July 29th, 2005 clearly explained the United States extradition request was a significant blow to the marijuana legalization movement because Marc Emerys money had been channeled to marijuana legalization groups active in the United States and Canada and therefore, was for the purpose of prosecuting and punishing him by reason of his political opinion, activity and involvement; [DEA press release seen at www.FreeMarc.ca] |
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