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Resolution for Legalization |
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Between now and May 5, of this year, NORML Canada, CSSDP, and a host of other marijuana supporters and organizations will be touring across Canada hosting panel discussions on four key pillars of the Marijuana Legalization debate. Click here for dates.
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Conference Videos Now Up! |
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CSSDP's third annual student run national conference has come and gone, and it was a great success! While we couldn't get it all, we have managed to capture many of the speakers on video, and you can access them through our website. Just click here to watch some of the fantastic speakers from the 'Blueprints for Beyond Prohibition' conference. Enjoy! |
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July 22, 2010
Dear Hon. Ms. Leona Aglukkaq,
We are writing to you to express our frustration, anger, and sheer confusion over the Canadian government’s refusal to acknowledge and support the use of harm reduction strategies and policies as part of a national and international drug strategy. Originally, we were going to write to you to express the desire of young people across Canada and the world for you to sign the Vienna Declaration, a global call to reform drug policies to reflect scientific evidence on best practices to stop the AIDS epidemic. We then heard the statement from a Canadian official saying that the Vienna Declaration was inconsistent with the National Anti-Drug Strategy because of its inclusion of harm reduction services. We realized this letter had to address the root of the problem: the neglectful, irresponsible, socially damaging policy that is the National Anti-Drug Strategy. We have been and continue to be especially concerned about the removal of harm reduction as a pillar of drug policy, and the criminalization and stigmatization of drug users.
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The Ten Most Dangerous Drugs - Tue Mar 2, 2010 |
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Which substances pose the greatest harm to society? Join the Wilfred Laurier chapter of Canadian Students for Sensible Drug Policy (CSSDP) and special guest lecturer Dr. Bruce McKay for a scientific analysis of the physical and social dangers posed by the 10 most dangerous licit and illicit substances. We will learn why they are the most dangerous, and about the system of thought which assesses their harms.
Tuesday, March 2, 2010.
7:00pm - 9:00pm
Room: BA 210
Facebook event: http://www.facebook.com/#!/event.php?eid=225290924986 |
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CSSDP is opposing Health Canada's proposal to include salvia divinorum and salvinorin A under Schedule 3 of the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act. CSSDP has made a submission to Health Canada outlining the problem with this approach. As salvia is predominantly a drug used by young people, it stands that criminalizing salvia will criminalize young people. You simply cannot criminalize a substance without harming human beings
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