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SafeGames 2010
Canadian Students for Sensible Drug Policy is proud to be a SafeGames2010 Partner during the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics!
With an estimated 500,000 people expected to attend the Olympic games, and many more flooding the city to celebrate, we expect to be kept very busy getting our harm reduction message across. SafeGames 2010, a consortium of local, national, and international harm-reduction and advocacy organisations, is working to ensure that Vancouver residents and international visitors celebrate safely during the upcoming Winter Olympics.
CSSDP needs volunteers to help with the outreach!Contact usif you are in the Vancouver area during the Olympics and are interested in getting involved by clicking here.We need people to promote the initiative at their campus and in their communities.We also need volunteers for street outreach!
University of Calgary Canadian Students for Sensible Drug Policy chapter questions Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff during a stop on his recent campus tour about the Liberals stance on key drug policy issues.
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Bill C-15: Gone! But Not Forgotten
December 30, 2009- Bill C-15, along with all pending legislation, is halted as the government announces Parliament will be "prorogued" until March 3, 2010.
'Proroguing' parliament is where the Prime Minister asks the Governor General to end the current session of Parliament. In effect, this immediately stops any pending legislation or committees in progress at both the House of Commons and the Senate. March 3 is the date Parliament is set to resume.
Bill C-15 is officially dead! But the Conservative government's plan to introduce mandatory minimum sentences for drug crimes is not.
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