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Exposing the ‘Reefer Madness’ of the Parliament of CanadaAsking all Members of Parliament if they support ending Cannabis Prohibition (by removing it from the Drug Schedule) and publishing the answers.Copyright CC-0 - All information was found on the web or asked, and it’s properly sourced, please check the source link to confirm and feel free to use these slides anyway you like.

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Official Party StanceConservative: Possession and Sales of Marijuana is a Criminal Offensehttp://www.cbc.ca/news2/background/marijuana/marijuana_legalize.html

Liberal: Marijuana should be legalized and regulated. http://petition.liberal.ca/end-prohibition/

Liberals understand the need to consider ending the prohibition of marijuana and addressing the root causes of crime to see real results.http://www.liberal.ca/getting-smart-on-crime-and-cannabis/

NDP: Use of Marijuana should not be legal, but consequences of possession and sales should be minimized. http://www.cbc.ca/news2/background/marijuana/marijuana_legalize.html

3.1h Adopting a harm reduction approach to substance abuse and permitting the use of marijuana for medicinal purposes. 3.9i Decriminalizing marijuana possession with the goal of removing it’s production and distribution from the control of organized crime. http://xfer.ndp.ca/2012/2012-12-17-Email-Convention/Mtl2013_PolicyBook_E.pdf ‘Montreal 2013 NDP Policy’

Green: 4.8 Ending the war on drugs: Legalize marijuana by removing marijuana from the drug schedule. http://www.greenparty.ca/vision-green/p4.8

Bloc: Supports decriminalization http://www.cbc.ca/news2/background/marijuana/marijuana_legalize.html

"Aucune déclaration Trouvé - 3 August 2014"3 August 2014 “Aucune déclaration Trouvé“OnTheWeb.cahttp://unschedulecannabis.blogspot.ca/2014/01/annick-papillon-mp.html

Official Party Stance: 3.1h Adopting a harm reduction approach to substance abuse and permitting the use of marijuana for medicinal purposes. 3.9i Decriminalizing marijuana possession with the goal of removing it’s production and distribution from the control of organized crime. http://xfer.ndp.ca/2012/2012-12-17-Email-Convention/Mtl2013_PolicyBook_E.pdf ‘Montreal 2013 NDP PolicyAnnick Papillon, MP

New Democratic Party of Canada(418) 523-6666(seulement la communication française)

Annick.Papillon@parl.gc.caannickpapillon.ndp.ca

twitter.com/AnnickPapillonfacebook.com/annickpapillondeputeeyoutube.com/papillonannick

Québec (Quebec)

"Aucune déclaration Trouvé - 3 August 2014"3 August 2014 “Aucune déclaration Trouvé“OnTheWeb.cahttp://unschedulecannabis.blogspot.ca/2014/01/the-honourable-christian-paradis-mp.html

Parti officiel position: Possession et vente de marijuana est une infraction pénale.

Hon. Christian Paradis, MPConservative Party of Canada(418) 338-2903(seulement la communication française)

christian.paradis.c1@parl.gc.cachristianparadis.ca

twitter.com/christianparadfacebook.com/christian.paradis1

Mégantic—L'Érable (Quebec)

"Aucune déclaration Trouvé - 3 August 2014"3 August 2014 “No statement found“OnTheWeb.cahttp://unschedulecannabis.blogspot.ca/2014/01/claude-patry-mp.html

Parti officiel position: Prend en charge la dépénalisationClaude Patry, MP

Bloc Quebecois(418) 695-7554(seulement la communication française)

Claude.Patry@parl.gc.ca

twitter.com/claude_patryfacebook.com/claude.patry.9youtube.com/bureaudeclaudepatry

Jonquière—Alma (Quebec)

"no statement found - 3 August 2014"3 August 2014 “No statement found“OnTheWeb.cahttp://unschedulecannabis.blogspot.ca/2014/01/lavar-payne-mp.html

Official Party stance: Possession and Sales of Marijuana is a Criminal Offense.

LaVar Payne, MPConservative Party of Canada1-800-565-4694 / (403) 362-7677

paynel1@parl.gc.calavarpayne.ca

twitter.com/LaVarMPfacebook.com/lavar.payne

Medicine Hat (Alberta)

WILL NOT BE SEEKING RE-

ELECTION

"Aucune déclaration Trouvé - 3 August 2014"3 August 2014 “Aucune déclaration Trouvé“OnTheWeb.cahttp://unschedulecannabis.blogspot.ca/2014/01/eve-peclet-mp.html

Official Party Stance: 3.1h Adopting a harm reduction approach to substance abuse and permitting the use of marijuana for medicinal purposes. 3.9i Decriminalizing marijuana possession with the goal of removing it’s production and distribution from the control of organized crime. http://xfer.ndp.ca/2012/2012-12-17-Email-Convention/Mtl2013_PolicyBook_E.pdf ‘Montreal 2013 NDP PolicyÈve Péclet, MP

Eve.Peclet@parl.gc.caevepeclet.ndp.ca

twitter.com/evepecletfacebook.com/evepecletyoutube.com/EvePeclet

La Pointe-de-l'Île (Quebec)

"Aucune déclaration Trouvé - 3 August 2014"3 August 2014 “Aucune déclaration Trouvé“

OnTheWeb.cahttp://unschedulecannabis.blogspot.ca/2014/01/manon-perreault-mp_20.html

Manon Perreault, MPIndependent(450) 474-1044(seulement la communication française)

Manon.Perreault@parl.gc.ca

twitter.com/MPerreaultNPDfacebook.com/Manon.Perreault.NPDyoutube.com/ManonPerreault

Montcalm (Quebec)

"Aucune déclaration Trouvé - 3 August 2014"3 August 2014 “Aucune déclaration Trouvé“OnTheWeb.cahttp://unschedulecannabis.blogspot.ca/2014/01/francois-pilon-mp.html

Official Party Stance: 3.1h Adopting a harm reduction approach to substance abuse and permitting the use of marijuana for medicinal purposes. 3.9i Decriminalizing marijuana possession with the goal of removing it’s production and distribution from the control of organized crime. http://xfer.ndp.ca/2012/2012-12-17-Email-Convention/Mtl2013_PolicyBook_E.pdf ‘Montreal 2013 NDP PolicyFrançois Pilon, MP

Francois.Pilon@parl.gc.cafrancoispilon.ndp.ca

twitter.com/NPDLavalLesIlesfacebook.com/pages/François-Pilon-NPD-Laval-Les-Îles/320062026235youtube.com/PilonFrancois

Laval—Les Îles (Quebec)

"Aucune déclaration Trouvé - 3 August 2014"3 August 2014 “Aucune déclaration Trouvé“

OnTheWeb.cahttp://unschedulecannabis.blogspot.ca/2014/01/louis-plamondon-mp.html

Parti officiel position: Prend en charge la dépénalisation

Louis Plamondon, MPBloc Québécois(450) 742-0479(seulement la communication française)

louis.plamondon@parl.gc.calouisplamondon.com

facebook.com/LouisPlamondonBQ

Bas-Richelieu—Nicolet—Bécancour (Quebec)

"We cut $4 million from a marijuana program that the Liberal Party was promoting and boy, they were angry about that. Ever since we cut that program I have noticed they have not been as mellow over there. That was an intelligent move to save taxpayers' money."October 19th, 2006 / 11:25 a.m."Opposition Motion—Economic and Fiscal Position Business of Supply Government Orders"OpenParliament.cahttp://openparliament.ca/debates/2006/10/

Hon. Pierre Poilievre, MPConservative Party of Canada(613) 692-3331

pierre.poilievre@parl.gc.capierremp.ca

twitter.com/PierrePoilievrefacebook.com/PierrePoilievreMPyoutube.com/PierrePoilievreMP

Nepean—Carleton (Ontario)

"Harper has pledged to shelve Liberal plans to decriminalize marijuana and to crack down on drug dealers, pot grow-operations and violent offenders"April 10, 2006 “THE STAFFORD LINE MASSACRE: Murders stress need for crackdown, MP says“Joe Belanger - The London Free Press http://pbdba.lfpress.com/cgi-bin/publish.cgi?p=130494&s=massacre

Official Party Stance: Possession and Sales of Marijuana is a Criminal Offense.

Joe Preston, MPConservative Party of Canada1-866-404-0406 / (519) 637-2255

joe@joeprestonmp.cajoeprestonmp.ca

twitter.com/Joe_Prestonfacebook.com/JoePrestonMP

Elgin—Middlesex—London (Ontario)

ELECTION

"Aucune déclaration Trouvé - 3 August 2014"3 August 2014 “Aucune déclaration Trouvé“OnTheWeb.cahttp://unschedulecannabis.blogspot.ca/2014/01/anne-minh-thu-quach-mp.html

Official Party Stance: 3.1h Adopting a harm reduction approach to substance abuse and permitting the use of marijuana for medicinal purposes. 3.9i Decriminalizing marijuana possession with the goal of removing it’s production and distribution from the control of organized crime. http://xfer.ndp.ca/2012/2012-12-17-Email-Convention/Mtl2013_PolicyBook_E.pdf ‘Montreal 2013 NDP PolicyAnne Minh-Thu Quach, MP

AnneMinh-Thu.Quach@parl.gc.caanneminhthuquach.ndp.ca

twitter.com/AnneMTQuachfacebook.com/pages/Anne-Minh-Thu-Quach/188474554625330youtube.com/AnneQuach

Beauharnois—Salaberry (Quebec)

“The Liberal point of view is they can tax it and control it if they legalize it. My own opinion has always been that it should be decriminalized. I don’t really think people should be in jail. I think there are alternatives and we continue to look at that in the NDP.”Rafferty said essentially the decision comes down to economics.“Is there a cost-benefit to doing that? That’s one thing to look at, aside from the fact that people are going to jail that maybe shouldn’t be in jail.”2013-08-26 at 11:59 “Pot talk“By Leith Dunick, tbnewswatch.comhttp://www.tbnewswatch.com/news/295942/Pot-talk

Official Party Stance: 3.1h Adopting a harm reduction approach to substance abuse and permitting the use of marijuana for medicinal purposes. 3.9i Decriminalizing marijuana possession with the goal of removing it’s production and distribution from the control of organized crime. http://xfer.ndp.ca/2012/2012-12-17-Email-Convention/Mtl2013_PolicyBook_E.pdf ‘Montreal 2013 NDP Policy

John Rafferty, MPNew Democratic Party of Canada(450) 371-0644(seulement la communication française)

AnneMinh-Thu.Quach@parl.gc.caanneminhthuquach.ndp.ca

twitter.com/AnneMTQuachfacebook.com/pages/Anne-Minh-Thu-Quach/188474554625330youtube.com/AnneQuach

Thunder Bay—Rainy River (Ontario)

"As Justin Trudeau spends his weekend discussing ways to raise taxes and legalize marijuana, our Conservative government will continue to focus on creating jobs for Canadians. Justin Trudeau has had all weekend to outline a clear plan for jobs and the economy, and instead has only showcased his ideas that increase spending, raise taxes, hurt growth and put us in deficit. We expect no less from someone who believes the budget will balance itself."February 23 at 5:54am “Althia Raj Facebook post“https://www.facebook.com/AlthiaRaj/posts/806017546079561

The Honourable Lisa Raitt, MPConservative Party of Canada(905) 693-0166

lisa.raitt@parl.gc.calisaraittmp.ca

twitter.com/lraittfacebook.com/pages/Lisa-Raitt/26847738324

Halton (Ontario)

"fourth, withdraw the legislation dealing with marijuana currently before Parliament;"November 18th, 2005 / 11:05 a.m. “Illicit Drugs: Statements By Members“OpenParliament.cahttp://openparliament.ca/debates/2005/11/18/james-rajotte-1/

James Rajotte, MPConservative Party of Canada(780) 495-4351

rajotj1@parl.gc.cajamesrajottemp.ca

twitter.com/JamesRajottefacebook.com/JamesRajotteMPyoutube.com/jamesrajotteMP

Edmonton—Leduc (Alberta)

“Q on criminalization of marijuana. Murray: time to have an adult conversation on the issue. Tax and regulate. #yyjbyelxn”7:24 PM - 7 Nov 2012 “Tweet“Twitter.com @MurrayRankinhttps://twitter.com/MurrayRankin/status/266380644525953024 Official Party Stance: 3.1h Adopting a harm reduction approach to substance abuse and permitting the use of marijuana for medicinal purposes. 3.9i Decriminalizing marijuana possession with the goal of removing it’s production and distribution from the control of organized crime. http://xfer.ndp.ca/2012/2012-12-17-Email-Convention/Mtl2013_PolicyBook_E.pdf ‘Montreal 2013 NDP Policy

Murray Rankin, MPNew Democratic Party of Canada(250) 363-3600

Murray.Rankin@parl.gc.camurrayrankin.ndp.ca

twitter.com/MurrayRankinfacebook.com/MurrayRankinMPyoutube.com/MurrayRankinNDPlinkedin.com/in/tmurrayrankin

Victoria (British Columbia)

"As I indicated, with respect to the production of scheduled drugs, such as cannabis and marijuana, which is what I think the member for Western Arctic was most concerned about, aggravating factors have to be present."March 9th, 2012 / 12:50 p.m. “Safe Streets and Communities Act: Government Orders“OpenParliament.cahttp://openparliament.ca/debates/2012/3/9/brent-rathgeber-3/

Brent Rathgeber, MPIndependent(780) 459-0809

brent.rathgeber.c1@parl.gc.cabrentrathgeber.ca

twitter.com/brentrathgeberfacebook.com/brent.rathgeberyoutube.com/BrentRathgberMP

Edmonton—St. Albert (Alberta)

Dear Sir, We acknowledge receiving your electronic message regarding the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act. A copy of your letter will be kept in our file for future reference. Sincere regards,[no statement found - 29 May 2014]29 May 2014 “Email“Mathieu.Ravignat.C2@parl.gc.cahttp://unschedulecannabis.blogspot.ca/2014/01/mathieu-ravignat-mp.html

Mathieu Ravignat, MPNew Democratic Party of Canada(819) 281-2626

Mathieu.Ravignat@parl.gc.camathieuravignat.ndp.ca

twitter.com/MRavignatfacebook.com/mathieu.ravignat

Pontiac (Quebec)

Constituency Castle

"Aucune déclaration Trouvé - 5 August 2014"5 August 2014 “Aucune déclaration Trouvé“OnTheWeb.cahttp://unschedulecannabis.blogspot.ca/2014/01/francine-raynault-mp.html

Francine Raynault, MPNew Democratic Party of Canada(450) 752-1940(seulement la communication française)

Francine.Raynault@parl.gc.cafrancineraynault.ndp.ca

facebook.com/francine.raynault

Joliette (Quebec)

“I am writing to seek clarification about whether marijuana can be added to Health Canada’s list of approved drugs or natural health products and given a Drug Identification Number in order that provincial Pharmacare programs could consider it for prescription coverage.”Thu Mar 31, 2011 6:46 am “MP Geoff Regan asks Health Minister to give cannabis a DIN“by David Shea - (copied text from scanned letter from Geoff Regan)http://www.mmadstories.ca/forums/viewtopic.php?f=147&t=55 Official Party Stance: Liberals understand the need to consider ending the prohibition of marijuana and addressing the root causes of crime to see real results. http://www.liberal.ca/getting-smart-on-crime-and-cannabis/

The Honourable Geoff Regan, MPLiberal Party of Canada(902) 426-2217

geoff@geoffregan.cageoffregan.ca

twitter.com/geoffreganfacebook.com/geoffreganmpyoutube.com/GeoffRegan

Halifax West (Nova Scotia)

"I've never smoked marijuana, or cigarettes, but I favour legalization," Reid said. The MP also seemed to downplay the idea that marijuana is dangerous. "The most significant gateway drug is cigarettes, and the drug that does the most damage is alcohol, and they are both legal, and should be in my view," he said.Posted: 11/15/2013 9:38 am EST “Tory MP Scott Reid Backed Pot Legalization In Front Of Students Just Like Trudeau“The Huffington Post Canadahttp://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2013/11/15/scott-reid-pot-students_n_4281110.html

Scott Reid, MPConservative Party of Canada1-866-277-1577 / (613) 257-8130

reids@parl.gc.cascottreid.ca

twitter.com/ScottReidCPCfacebook.com/scott.reid.73594

Lanark—Frontenac—Lennox and Addington (Ontario)

"Out of Touch ... not focused, concern of health & safety, criminal activity.. Respecting Communities Act"July 26, 2013 08:40 “Trudeau's pot position 'Offside'“Sunnewsnetwork.cahttp://www.sunnewsnetwork.ca/video/featured/news/868018287001/trudeaus-pot-position-offside/2567827742001

The Honourable Michelle Rempel, MPConservative Party of Canada(403) 216-7777

Michelle.Rempel@parl.gc.camichellerempel.ca

twitter.com/MichelleRempelfacebook.com/michellerempelmpyoutube.com/MichelleRempel

Calgary Centre North (Alberta)

"It clearly shows he's in over his head," Tory MP Blake Richards said on Power & Politics.Posted: Aug 23, 2013 5:16 PM ET “Is Justin Trudeau's pot honesty the best policy?'“By Meagan Fitzpatrick , CBC Newshttp://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/is-justin-trudeau-s-pot-honesty-the-best-policy-1.1363605

Blake Richards, MPConservative Party of Canada1-800-667-0410 / (403) 948-5103

blake@blakerichards.cablakerichards.ca

twitter.com/BlakeRichardsMPfacebook.com/blakerichards.ca

Wild Rose (Alberta)

The message from the Kenora MP Greg Rickford, as he reacts to news Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau has admitted to smoking marijuana since being elected to Parliament.Rickford says Trudeau has already voiced his thoughts on pot use.He says there are challenges in Northwestern Ontario regarding the use of narcotics, and that Trudeau isn't setting a good example.Wednesday, August 28, 2013 “Rickford Questions "Pot" Use“http://www.cjrl.ca/news/rickford-questions-pot-usehttp://unschedulecannabis.blogspot.ca/2014/02/greg-rickford-mp-kenora.html

Greg Rickford, MPConservative Party of Canada(807) 468-2170

greg.rickford@parl.gc.cagregrickford.ca

twitter.com/HonGregRickfordyoutube.com/gregrickford

Kenora (Ontario)

“Mr. Speaker, it is awfully hard to take direction in agricultural policy from a party whose only agricultural policy to date is legalizing marijuana, so everybody can cultivate it.”March 4th, 2014 / 2:50 p.m. “Agriculture and Agri-Food: Oral Questions'“OpenParliament.cahttp://openparliament.ca/debates/2014/3/4/gerry-ritz-3/

Gerry Ritz, MPConservative Party of Canada(306) 445-2004

ritzg@sasktel.netgerryritz.ca

twitter.com/GerryRitzMPfacebook.com/pages/Gerry-Ritz-MP/188914801182769

Battlefords-Lloydminister (Saskatchewan)

"Aucune déclaration Trouvé - 5 August 2014"5 August 2014 “No statement found“OnTheWeb.cahttp://unschedulecannabis.blogspot.ca/2014/02/jean-rousseau-mp-compton-stanstead.html

Official Party Stance: 3.1h Adopting a harm reduction approach to substance abuse and permitting the use of marijuana for medicinal purposes. 3.9i Decriminalizing marijuana possession with the goal of removing it’s production and distribution from the control of organized crime. http://xfer.ndp.ca/2012/2012-12-17-Email-Convention/Mtl2013_PolicyBook_E.pdf ‘Montreal 2013 NDP PolicyJean Rousseau, MP

New Democratic Party of Canada(819) 347-2598 (seulement la communication française)

Jean.Rousseau@parl.gc.cajeanrousseau.ndp.ca

twitter.com/JeanRousseauNPDyoutube.com/jeanrousseauNDP

Compton-Stanstead (Quebec)

"The criminalization of marijuana creates ties to other crime, just as prohibition did with alcohol. This creates an enormous cost for the justice system, the penal system and for society as a whole when we criminalize tens of thousands of our young people. This idea deserves serious study. In the interim, decriminalization is the least we can do toward reducing the harm inflicted by our current legislation."February 10, 2012 “Romeo Saganash: Thoughts on Canadian leadership“By Romeo Saganashhttp://rabble.ca/blogs/bloggers/romeo-saganash/2012/02/romeo-saganash-thoughts-canadian-leadership Official Party Stance: 3.1h Adopting a harm reduction approach to substance abuse and permitting the use of marijuana for medicinal purposes. 3.9i Decriminalizing marijuana possession with the goal of removing it’s production and distribution from the control of organized crime. http://xfer.ndp.ca/2012/2012-12-17-Email-Convention/Mtl2013_PolicyBook_E.pdf ‘Montreal 2013 NDP Policy

Romeo Saganash, MPNew Democratic Party of Canada(819) 824-2942

Romeo.Saganash@parl.gc.caromeosaganash.ndp.ca

twitter.com/RomeoSaganashfacebook.com/RomeoSaganash

Abitibi—Baie-James—Nunavik—Eeyou (Quebec)

"The mandatory minimum sentences for marijuana is more than that prescribed for child sexual assault. How is that logical?"March 9th, 2012 / 12:55 p.m. “Safe Streets and Communities Act: Government Orders“OpenParliament.cahttp://openparliament.ca/debates/2012/3/9/jasbir-sandhu-4/ Official Party Stance: 3.1h Adopting a harm reduction approach to substance abuse and permitting the use of marijuana for medicinal purposes. 3.9i Decriminalizing marijuana possession with the goal of removing it’s production and distribution from the control of organized crime. http://xfer.ndp.ca/2012/2012-12-17-Email-Convention/Mtl2013_PolicyBook_E.pdf ‘Montreal 2013 NDP Policy

Jasbir Sandhu, MPNew Democratic Party of Canada(604) 589-2441

Jasbir.Sandhu@parl.gc.cajasbirsandhu.ndp.ca

twitter.com/jasbirsandhufacebook.com/pages/Jasbir-Sandhu/273781809343070youtube.com/mpjasbirsandhu

Surrey North (British Columbia)

Prof. Neil Boyd “What I'm saying is that what we're doing isn't really rational. We shouldn't try to pretend that the drugs that are illegal are somehow morally tainted and more deserving of censure than drugs like alcohol and tobacco. I just can't support that claim. It doesn't make any sense.”

Andrew Saxton: “You do not agree that marijuana is a currency for...?”

Prof. Neil Boyd: “It is in some circumstances, and I agree with the minister that where it is, the law should respond accordingly. If adults are growing marijuana for their own use or using small amounts of marijuana, that ought not to be subject to criminal penalty.”

Andrew Saxton: “Okay, but you're making a distinction between personal use and trafficking.”April 30th, 2009 / 10:40 a.m. “Justice Committee on April 30th, 2009“OpenParliament.cahttps://openparliament.ca/committees/justice/40-2/17/andrew-saxton-4/?page=10http://unschedulecannabis.blogspot.ca/2014/02/andrew-saxton-mp-north-vancouver.html

Andrew Saxton, MPConservative Party of Canada(604) 775-6333

andrew.saxton@parl.gc.caandrewsaxton.ca

twitter.com/andrewsaxton1facebook.com/pages/Andrew-Saxton/189261431120290

North Vancouver (British Columbia)

Liberal MP Francis Scarpaleggia (Lac-Saint-Louis, Que.) downplayed the significance of the resolution to support the legalization of marijuana to his party’s identity, and shifted attention to the measures that will give power over policy and leadership back to members and supporters.

“That’s not the defining resolution,” Mr. Scarpaleggia said of the marijuana resolution. “Where the party was defining itself was more on constitutional amendments. This is where we changed ourselves—with they amendments to the constitution.”

Although Mr. Scarpaleggia insisted that the measures will bring significant changes to how the party operates, he conceded that the hard work for the Liberals is only beginning. “I don’t think that that in itself will ensure victory in the next election—it’s only one piece of the puzzle.”[no statement found - 5 June 2014]Jan. 15 / 2012 “Liberals vote to be party of grass, roots“By KATE MALLOY, CHRIS PLECASH hilltimes.cahttp://www.hilltimes.com/news/politics/2012/01/15/liberals-vote-to-be-party-of-grass-roots/29301http://calgary420.ca/forum/index.php?topic=3515.0http://unschedulecannabis.blogspot.ca/2014/02/francis-scarpaleggia-mp-lac-saint-louis.htmlOfficial Party Stance: Liberals understand the need to consider ending the prohibition of marijuana and addressing the root causes of crime to see real results. http://www.liberal.ca/getting-smart-on-crime-and-cannabis/

Francis Scarpaleggia, MPLiberal Party of Canada(514) 695-6661

francis.scarpaleggia@parl.gc.cascarpaleggia.ca

twitter.com/ScarpaleggiaMPfacebook.com/francis.scarpaleggiayoutube.com/FrancisScarpaleggia

Lac-Saint-Louis (Quebec)

"Our strategy to get tough on illegal drugs really concentrates on the traffickers, on the elements that have relationships with organized crime, with violent offenders, or with youth," said Andrew Scheer, Conservative MP for Regina-Qu'Appelle. "It's not anything out of line with what Canadians want."Scheer said he believes the bill would make it more difficult to produce and traffic drugs and be associated with organized crime.18 December 2007 “Pot protesters oppose Bill C-26“By: Stefan Schussler, Regina Leader-Post (CN SN)http://www.humanhemphealth.ca/Regina_Leader_Post_121807.html

Andrew Scheer, MPConservative Party of Canada(306) 332-2575

andrew.scheer@parl.gc.caandrewmp.ca

twitter.com/andrewscheerfacebook.com/AndrewScheerMPyoutube.com/AndrewScheerMP

Regina-Qu'Appelle (Saskatchewan)

DID NOT VOTE ON BILL C-10

"Is this the first step to legalization?" he asked. "If so, I have real problems with that."30 May 2003 “POLICE CHIEF, MP CONCERNED ABOUT NEW POT LEGISLATION“by Cory Smith, Student reporter - Beacon Herald http://www.mapinc.org/ctcnews/v03/n808/a08.html

Official Party Stance: Possession and Sales of Marijuana is a Criminal Offense. Gary Schellenberger, MP

Conservative Party of Canada(519) 273-1400

gary.schellenberger@parl.gc.caschellenberger.ca

twitter.com/SchellenbergerGfacebook.com/pages/Gary-Schellenberger/7862627114

Perth-Wellington (Ontario)

ELECTION

"The position is that we support decriminalization of possession, especially in terms of a priority of decriminalize of youth possession, because in general criminalization is not the way to go. In terms of youth behavior, at the same time it's the case that some kind of a study is needed. It's been 40 years since the really good LeDane commission, and things have changed, understanding science, law enforcement perspectives have changed and we need to figure out how to transition so we can get to a decriminalization of possession."Apr 20, 2012 | 12:03 “MPs talk marijuana”“CBC.ca (transcribing from Video)http://www.cbc.ca/player/BC/ID/2225185547/http://unschedulecannabis.blogspot.ca/2014/02/craig-scott-mp-toronto-danforth.html Official Party Stance: 3.1h Adopting a harm reduction approach to substance abuse and permitting the use of marijuana for medicinal purposes. 3.9i Decriminalizing marijuana possession with the goal of removing it’s production and distribution from the control of organized crime. http://xfer.ndp.ca/2012/2012-12-17-Email-Convention/Mtl2013_PolicyBook_E.pdf ‘Montreal 2013 NDP Policy

Craig Scott, MPNew Democratic Party of Canada(416) 405-8914

craig.scott@parl.gc.cacraigscott.ndp.ca

twitter.com/CraigScottNDPfacebook.com/CraigScottNDPyoutube.com/CraigScottNDP

Toronto-Danforth (Ontario)

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