Tommy stopped by the Cannabis Culture Headquarters and ripped it up on a custom guitar built for him by a fan.

Jason Wilcox speaks out on concerns over proposed Bill C-26. Jason provides an e-mail address for all to e-mail the federal government and request an inquiry into mandatory sentencing. Jason started the channel on u-tube 6 months ago with cloning against Bill C-26 that needs be stopped. Fighting this particular piece of legislation Jason has been and will continue to fight till no options are left on this Bill. For now we have a chance still to have it reviewed please e-mail [email protected].

Good music, good editing, good message.

Here's the footage that originally aired on October 12, 1997 when CNN came to Vansterdam with their show Impact. Eleven years later, much has changed and some things haven't.

Marijuana is a sticky issue for public officials, especially presidential contenders. But today's candidates are increasingly willing to take a stand on the subject. Brad Coffman reports.

Presented by the Toronto Seed Bank, this made-for-TV ad focuses on the facts surrounding marijuana laws from a Canadian perspective.Visit http://www.torontoseedbank.ca for articles, news and inventory.

Steven Swalick doesn't use terms like "pot" or even "marijuana." Those terms appeared to upset him during a jailhouse interview. He admitted to using cannabis and even growing it but says it was for his religion. And he wanted only to be addressed as the "Reverend.""It is the tree of life," said Swalick. "I've come to realize that the oil that is in that seed will provide nourishment for your whole body. You will need no other food." http://www.wftv.com/news/16204624/detail.html

A B.C. magazine now places the province's marijuana industry in second place for its contribution to the B.C. gross domestic product.B.C. Business magazine said recently that it now is in second place ahead of the forest sector and behind construction.

Tommy Chong appears on Alex Jones' nationally syndicated radio show to discuss the recent FBI raid of Spectrum Labs and the seizure of 10,000 DVDs. Also on the show is Kevin Booth, creator of American Drug War: The Last White Hope; Josh Gilbert, creator of a/k/a Tommy Chong; and Matt Stevens, owner of Spectrum Labs.

The FBI is after Tommy Chong again, but this time it's for Josh Gilbert's documentary, "a/k/a Tommy Chong!"