Marc Emery NEWS Archives
Source: The Province
Sept.12,2010
Canadian Marc Emery Sentenced To Five Years in US Prison
The Province: Marc Emery, Vancouver's "prince of pot," was sentenced to five years in jail by a District Court judge Friday. […]
FULL STORYSource: The Seattle Times
By Mike Carter
Sep.10,2010
Canada's 'Prince of Pot' sentenced to five years for selling millions of cannabis seeds
Marc Emery, Canada's "Prince of Pot" and a powerful voice in the debate over the decriminalization of marijuana, was sent to federal prison for five years on Friday for selling millions of cannabis seeds by mail and phone order […]
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June 16,2010
Pot protest at Young's office
The Free Marc Emery (also known as the Prince of Pot) Campaign came to Oakville Tuesday and one arrest followed. Emery is a Canadian, who was recently extradited – with the co-operation of the Canadian federal government – to await sentencing in the United States for selling marijuana seeds online. […]
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Source: Los Angeles Times (CA)
By Kim Murphy
June 11,2010
'Prince of Pot' is at a low
The Canadian Thought His Profitable Seed Sales Could Upend the U.S. War on Drugs. But Now He Is Stuck Behind Bars in Seattle. For years, his seed catalogs were scrutinized by discerning cannabis cultivators across the U.S. and Canada, much like the ladies of Cumbria might fuss over Chiltern’s inventories […]
FULL STORYSource: London Free Press (CN ON)
By Geoff Turner
June 6,2010
Emery pleads guilty to conspiracy to manufacture marijuana
Even the walls of a maximum security prison can’t keep Marc Emery out of the public eye. With a new prison blog, he’s harnessed the Internet to give the world a glimpse into his new lifestyle behind bars. But now, less than two weeks after he entered a U.S. prison, Emery might have stuck it to the […]
FULL STORYSource: Vancouver Sun (CN BC)
By Andrea Woo
May 25,2010
Emery pleads guilty to conspiracy to manufacture marijuana
Vancouver’s Prince of Pot Marc Emery pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in Seattle Monday to conspiracy to manufacture marijuana. As part of a plea bargain, Emery, 52, must serve five years in prison for selling marijuana seeds to U.S. customers through his business, Marc Emery Direct. He will remain in custody at the Federal Detention Center […]
FULL STORYSource: Rabble.ca
By Libby Davies
May 24,2010
Marc Emery: An interview before U.S. prison
Short Summary: As published in rabble.ca Editor's note: The following exclusive interview, recorded by rabble.ca, took place between Libby Davies, MP for Vancouver East, and Marc and Jodie Emery in January 2010 in Vancouver, days before his extradition was expected to take place. Marc, 52, was extradited to the US on May 20th to serve a five-year prison sentence for shipping marijuana seeds to Americans. This far-ranging interview covers the reasons for Emery's extradition, the war on drugs, Canadian sovereignty, and Marc's previous experience in prison.
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Source: Alberni Valley Times
By Phillip Woolgar
May 18,2010
Weed party in limbo
Pot Activists Look For Leader As the leader of the B.C. Marijuana Party, Marc Emery faces extradition to the United States. That leaves the future of the grassroots cannabis-fueled lobby group in doubt. But according to a local weed activist, the charge could spark further publicity for possible pot legalization. As Mik Mann smoked a marijuana joint […]
FULL STORYSource: The Vancouver Sun
By Ian Mulgrew
May 11,2010
Prison-bound Prince of Pot says he has 'no regrets'
Federal Justice Minister Robert Nicholson has signed an extradition order clearing the way for Prince of Pot Marc Emery to be imprisoned in the United States. The 51-year-old Emery surrendered to authorities Monday in Vancouver after his bail expired, and his lawyer said he expects the marijuana activist to be transferred to America relatively quickly. He had […]
FULL STORYSource: LibbyDavies.ca
June 9,2010
Libby's speaking out for Marc Emery
An Open Letter to the Public Safety Minister on the Extradition of Marc Emery […]
FULL STORYSource: EyeWeekly.com
By Mira Saraf
April 28, 2010
Marc Emery: I fought the law (but the law might still win)
EYE WEEKLY caught up with "Prince of Pot" Marc Emery to discuss the latest on his case and his views on the changing climate of the cannabis world. Emery will again be speaking at this year’s Toronto Freedom Festival (May 1, 6:30pm, Speakers & Awareness Stage, Queen's Park North) and his presence […]
READ MORESource: EyeWeekly.com
By Mira Saraf
April 28, 2010
Marc Emery: I fought the law (but the law might still win)
EYE WEEKLY caught up with "Prince of Pot" Marc Emery to discuss the latest on his case and his views on the changing climate of the cannabis world. Emery will again be speaking at this year’s Toronto Freedom Festival (May 1, 6:30pm, Speakers & Awareness Stage, Queen's Park North) and his presence […]
READ MORESource: The Walrus
By Monte Paulsen
The Prince of Post
With her husband Marc in jail, Jodie Emery, a Green Party candidate in the next federal election, will inherit his cannabis empire During the months while he awaited news of his extradition to the United States, parades of well-wishers regularly marched through Marc Emery’s Cannabis Culture Headquarters in Vancouver. They wound their […]
READ MORESource: The National Post
By Andy Ivens
March 16, 2010
MPs move to block extradition of pot activist Emery
Marijuana activist Marc Emery’s battle to avoid going to a U.S. prison is getting a boost this week in the House of Commons. Three MPs – Libby Davies of the NDP, Ujjal Dosanjh of the Liberals and Scott Reid of the Conservatives – presented a petition signed by more than 12,000 Canadians asking Justice Minister Rob […]
READ MORESource: WhyProhibition.ca
By Jacob Hunter
March 3, 2010
Canadian Seed Seller Avoids Jail Sentence
When it comes to marijuana seeds, most Canadians are familiar with the case of Marc Emery, a well-known activist facing extradition and five years in a US prison for selling seeds online–but a lesser–known case involving a Canadian seed-seller named Richard Baghdadlian, one of the few cases in history where a Canadian has faced charges […]
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Source: Cannabis News
February 21, 2010
Marc Emery's CCHQ
WATCH VIDEOSource: Harbour City Star
December 4, 2009
Author: Walter Cordery
Pot crusader's wife speaks of fears, anger
The wife of Canada’s "Prince of Pot" admits she is terrified when the phone rings when her husband isn’t home because it’s often bad news. Marijuana crusader and advocate Marc Emery has often had to call his wife Jodie from a police detachment as he has been arrested for flouting Canada’s marijuana laws. The Emerys dread […]
READ MORESource: Special to Vancouver Courier
Tuesday October 7, 2009
Author: Janaya Fuller-Evans
Jodie Emery, wife of the self-styled Prince of Pot Marc Emery, is moving ahead with business plans for the Cannabis Culture Headquarters store. Emery is replacing her husband as sole director of Avalon Sunsplash Ltd., the parent company of Cannabis Culture, following his arrest last week. Marc Emery was taken into custody at B.C.’s Supreme Court Sept. […]
READ MORESource: Georgia Straight, The (CN BC)
Copyright: 2009 The Georgia Straight
August 18, 2009
Author: Carlito Pablo
Marijuana activist Marc Emery swears imprisonment in the U.S. won’t put out the fire in him. In a phone conversation today ( August 18 ), following his talk last evening at the Vancouver Public Library’s central branch as part of his cross-country farewell tour, Emery told the Straight that he […]
READ MORESource: Banff Crag & Canyon, The (CN AB)
Thursday, July 16, 2009
Marc Emery made the second stop on his farewell tour in Banff on July 6, speaking at the Central Park gazebo. Emery, known as the "Prince of Pot," is embarking on a cross-Canada tour before he returns to the United States to face incarceration for selling marijuana seeds online. Speaking to a crowd of about 100 people, […]
READ MORESource: Edmonton Sun
Monday, July 13, 2009
The prince of pot took shots at the government and praised parenthood yesterday in his last words to Edmonton supporters before heading to jail this fall. Alberta’s capital was Marc Emery’s latest stop in his farewell summer tour of Canada. "I’m not repentant. I’m not trite. I’m proud of what I’ve done," said Emery before dozens at […]
READ MORESource: CC Magazine
Thursday, June 11, 2009
Marc Emery's Farewell Tour, Summer 2009
The Prince of Pot Marc Emery is taking a final tour across Canada before he is sent to prison in the United States for selling marijuana seeds online.
READ MORESource: The Province
Friday, June 5, 2009
Marc Emery, Canada's most well-known pot activist, will serve time in an American prison after giving up on a four-year extradition battle on three drug-related charges.
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