CTV News Coverage of Saturday's RallyAbout 200 people rallied in Vancouver on Saturday to protest the arrest of three B.C. Marijuana Party members, including leader Marc Emery.One demonstrator sarcastically told CTV News Vancouver: "I'm an American, and I just wanted to visit our latest colony and see if all our Canadian slaves are behaving in a properly respectful way, because that's really what happened yesterday -- the Canadian police became a branch of the DEA (Drug Enforcement Agency)." 5 things you can do to help Marc Emery

Slimy DEA Agents gleefully talk about their invasion of Canada and raid and arrest of Canadian Citizens. Welcome to the 51st State..... Canada. DEA administrator Karen Tandy said Emery and his organization are "one of the Attorney General's most wanted international drug trafficking organizational targets -- one of only 46 in the world and the only one from Canada." 5 things you can do to help Marc Emery by Dana Larsen (02 Aug, 2005) Please do your part to keep the US drug war out of Canada! Marc during last summer`s legalization tour

Marc Emery, the leader of the B.C. Marijuana Party and self-described "Prince of Pot" has been arrested in Halifax. At the same time as Halifax RCMP were taking Emery into custody, several Vancouver police officers raided Emery's West Hastings Street marijuana seed and paraphernalia store. The raid was done on behalf of the American government. http://vancouver.cbc.ca/regional/servlet/View?filename=bc_pot-seed-20050729

VANCOUVER -- Police have raided a Vancouver business run by the head of the B.C. Marijuana Party. And it looks like the raid was ordered by the U.S. http://www.canada.com/toronto/video/GN050729reeb.html

Police raided a marijuana seed store run by the B.C. Marijuana Party leader in Vancouver Friday, apparently at the request of U.S. authorities in Seattle. 5 things you can do to help Marc Emery by Dana Larsen (02 Aug, 2005) Please do your part to keep the US drug war out of Canada! Marc during last summer`s legalization tour

A must hear podcast rant from Univeristy of Victoria professor, Ted Riecken, on what is at stake in the Marc Emery extradition.Prof Riecken gives some useful background on historical regimes that have sought to regulate people's behaviour, and why it is important to respect other people's choices about their lives. He mentions that the people he knows are as outraged at the attack on Canadian sovereignty as everyone else. He also plays the national anthem twice. (Along with Bob Marley).

John Conroy on CBC's As It Happens talking about marc Emery and the US led bust of Emery Seeds and the Extradition Proceedings against 3 Canadians as a result.Phone - Talkback:416-205-3331E-Mail:[email protected] http://www.timmeehan.ca/temp/cbc-20050803-aih-conroy.mp3

"Should marijuana advocate Marc Emery be extradicted to the U.S. for allegedly selling seeds into that jurisdiction. Criminologist Neil Boyd and Concservative justice critic Vic Toews." www.cbc.ca/bcalmanac/media/openlineWednesday.ram

Marc Emery, the leader of the Marijuana Party, is scheduled to appear in B.C. Supreme Court in Vancouver this morning, following a weekend in a Halifax-area jail.Emery was arrested Friday in Nova Scotia. He was in the province for a speaking engagement 5 things you can do to help Marc Emery by Dana Larsen (02 Aug, 2005) Please do your part to keep the US drug war out of Canada! Marc during last summer`s legalization tour

Global National's Jas Johal has the latest on the arrest of Canada's 'Prince of Pot'. http://www.canada.com/toronto/video/GN050730johal.html