Exposing the Reefer Madness of the Parliament of Canada 9 of 10 seeback, valcourt

http://unschedulecannabis.blogspot.ca
Exposing the ‘Reefer
Madness’ of the
Parliament of Canada
Asking 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.
Created by Sam Vekemans, Victoria, BC
Document 9 of 10

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

"Again, simply to reiterate, the trafficking of
marijuana is the lifeblood of organized crime,
so when we are including that in this legislation
it's to target things like that, trafficking in
marijuana."
November 23rd, 2011 / 8:05 p.m. “Justice Committee on Nov. 23rd, 2011”
OpenParliament.ca
http://openparliament.ca/committees/justice/41-1/15/kyle-seeback-1/
Official Party Stance: Possession and Sales of
Marijuana is a Criminal Offense.
Kyle Seeback, MP
Conservative Party of Canada
(905) 846-0076
Kyle.Seeback@parl.gc.ca
kyleseeback.com
twitter.com/KyleSeeback
facebook.com/kyle.seeback.1
youtube.com/kyleseeback
Brampton West (Ontario)

"no statement found - 5 August
2014"
5 August 2014 “No statement found“
OnTheWeb.ca
http://unschedulecannabis.blogspot.ca/2014/02/djaouida-sellah-mp-saint-bruno-saint.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
Djaouida Sellah, MP
New Democratic Party of Canada
(450) 926-5979
Djaouida.Sellah@parl.gc.ca
djaouidasellah.ndp.ca
twitter.com/DSellahNPD
facebook.com/Djaouida.Sellah
youtube.com/DjaouidaSellah
Saint-Bruno-Saint-Hubert (Quebec)

Judy Sgro, MP
Liberal Party of Canada
(416) 744-1882
judy.sgro@parl.gc.ca
judysgro.liberal.ca
twitter.com/JudySgroMP
facebook.com/judy.sgro.1
youtube.com/JudySgroMP
linkedin.com/in/judysgro
"For example, as my colleague just mentioned, this legislation suggests
minimum penalties for certain drug crimes that are harsher than those for
certain sexually driven crimes involving children. We have to look at both of
those and try to see where there is a balance. I would suspect that any crime
involving children and sexual activity would have the harshest of penalties
applied. Instead there seems to be a difference in how that would be applied.
We do not support the idea of someone growing marijuana plants either, but
it certainly should not have a stricter penalty, or at least both of them should
be at the appropriate level. If we are truly talking about protecting the
vulnerable, we have to do far more than what is written in Bill C-10."
September 27th, 2011 / 5:25 p.m. “Safe Streets and Communities Act: Government Orders”
OpenParliament.ca
http://openparliament.ca/debates/2011/9/27/judy-sgro-5/
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.
York West (Ontario)

“As most Islanders, I have been greatly
disappointed, over the past few days, to see the PEI
Liberal MPs endorsing Justin Trudeau’s reckless
position on marijuana legalization. From my
perspective, that raises questions over his
judgement as he seeks support from Islanders and
Canadians to become the leader of this country."
Aug 26, 2013 “Minister Shea Concerned about impact Liberal Marijuana Policy would have on Island
Families”
GailShea.ca
http://gailshea.ca/2013/minister-shea-concerned-about-impact-liberal-marijuana-policy-would-have-on-
island-families/
Gail Shea, MP
1-800-224-0018 /
(902) 882-4493
gail.shea@parl.gc.ca
gailshea.ca
twitter.com/CPCGailShea
facebook.com/gailshea
Egmont (Prince Edward Island)

"Nicholson traveled to Ridgetown for a roundtable discussion on criminal
justice issues with representatives of Zone Six Association of Chiefs of
Police.
The justice minister said he accepted the invitation from Chatham-Kent-
Essex MP Dave Van Kesteren and Lambton-Kent-Middlesex MP Bev
Shipley because they have been ardent supporters of his measures.
"I think B C-15 will have a better chance in the Senate in the next go-
round,'' he said.
He said the bill is aimed at crackdown down on drug dealers and
traffickers."
February 9, 2010 “Getting tough on crime“
By Bob Boughner, Special to The Daily News
http://www.chathamdailynews.ca/2010/02/09/getting-tough-on-crime
Official Party Stance: Possession and Sales of Marijuana is a Criminal
Offense.
Bev Shipley, MP
1-800-586-4614 / (519) 245-6561
bev.shipley@parl.gc.ca
bevshipley.ca
twitter.com/BevShipleyMP
facebook.com/BevShipleyMP
youtube.com/shiplb1
Lambton-Kent-Middlesex (Ontario)

"As I mentioned, more than one million contraband
cigarettes were confiscated in one year, and marijuana
also. The target for all these drugs and contraband
cigarettes ultimately is our youth, the young children in
our schools.
I would ask my colleague to help us to implement these
rules so that we can protect our youth from all these
smugglers."
June 12th, 2012 / 9:45 p.m. “Jobs, Growth and Long-term Prosperity Act: Government Orders“
OpenParliament.ca
http://openparliament.ca/debates/2012/6/12/devinder-shory-2/
http://unschedulecannabis.blogspot.ca/2014/02/davinder-shory-mp-calgary-northeast.html
Official Party Stance: Possession and Sales of Marijuana
is a Criminal Offense.
Devinder Shory, MP
(403) 291-0018
devinder.shory@parl.gc.ca
devindershory.ca
twitter.com/NortheastShory
facebook.com/mpshory
youtube.com/shorymedia
Calgary Northeast (Alberta)

Scott Simms, MP
1-866-663-2626 /
(709) 256-3130
scottsimmsgander@nf.aibn.com
scottsimms.com
twitter.com/Scott_Simms
facebook.com/MPScottSimms
youtube.com/ScottSimmsLib
When posed the question, Bonavista-Gander-Grand Falls-Windsor
Liberal MP Scott Simms didn't hesitate in admitting he has smoked
marijuana.
“Yes, I've done it, and guess what? I inhaled too,” Simms said (making
reference to the Bill Clinton admission that he had smoked but “never
inhaled.”)
When asked if he had smoked as a sitting member of parliament,
however, Simms said he had no comment.
“I've never performed my job high or drunk, as for outside of my job,
that's for me,” Simms said. “I didn't get into office personally to talk
about my Friday nights with friends and what exactly I do.”
September 04, 2013 “Simms calls for mature debate on pot issue: Liberal MP admits to using marijuana, comes out in
favour of legalization”
Andrea Gunn gfwadvertiser.ca
http://www.gfwadvertiser.ca/News/Regional/2013-09-04/article-3374801/Simms-calls-for-mature-debate-on-pot-issue/1
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.
Bonavista-Gander-Grand Falls-Windsor (Newfoundland and Labrador)

Jinny Jogindera Sims, MP
(604) 598-2200
Jinny.Sims@parl.gc.ca
jinnysims.ndp.ca
twitter.com/jinnysims
facebook.com/jinny.sims.7
youtube.com/JinnySimsNDP
"no statement found - 5 August 2014"
OnTheWeb.ca
http://unschedulecannabis.blogspot.ca/2014/02/jinny-jogindera-sims-mp-newton-north.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
Newton-North Delta (British Columbia)

Rathika Sitsabaiesan, MP
(416) 298-4224
Rathika.Sitsabaiesan@parl.gc.ca
rathikasitsabaiesan.ndp.ca
twitter.com/RathikaS
facebook.com/rathikaspage
youtube.com/rathikaTV
Dear Sam,
Thanks for your e-mail regarding the NDP’s position on marijuana. In
regards to the NDP, we were the first party to support
decriminalization in 1999. At our convention in 2011 a more updated
resolution was passed (see below). Although the resolution begins with a
position on InSite, it ends with a clear direction for a non-criminal,
regulatory approach.
I have consistently opposed prohibition drug policies as harmful and
archaic, and supported the need for drug policy reform. I will continue
to work for this.
Thanks for writing.
Wed, Jun 11, 2014 at 12:12 PM “Email“
<Rathika.Sitsabaiesan@parl.gc.ca> wrote:
http://unschedulecannabis.blogspot.ca/2014/02/rathika-sitsabaiesan-mp-scarborough.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
production and distribution from the control of organized crime. http://xfer.ndp.
ca/2012/2012-12-17-Email-Convention/Mtl2013_PolicyBook_E.pdf
Scarborough-Rouge River (Ontario)

"Unlike other better known drugs of
abuse, such as heroin, cocaine or
marijuana, crystal meth and ecstasy
present some unique challenges."
April 13th, 2010 / 5:50 p.m. “CONTROLLED DRUGS AND SUBSTANCES ACT: Private Members'
Business”
OpenParliament.ca
http://openparliament.ca/debates/2010/4/13/joy-smith-1/
Official Party Stance: Possession and
Sales of Marijuana is a Criminal Offense.
Joy Smith, MP
(204) 984-6322
joy@joysmith.ca
joysmith.ca
twitter.com/MPJoySmith
facebook.com/mpjoysmith
youtube.com/shorymedia
Kildonan-St. Paul (Manitoba)

"Mr. Speaker, studies have shown that marijuana puts
some teens at risk of developing addiction and mental
health problems as adults.
Were the parents of the students at Sioux Valley first
nation school, in Manitoba, told that the Liberal leader was
going to promote marijuana legalization in front of their
young children? This school is right next to my
constituency.
Will the parliamentary secretary explain to my
constituents what our government is doing to protect
children from illicit drugs?"
November 18th, 2013 / 2:50 p.m. “Health: Oral Questions”
OpenParliament.ca
http://openparliament.ca/debates/2013/11/18/robert-sopuck-1/
Robert Sopuck, MP
1-877-405-8946 /
(204) 848-7000
info@robertsopuck.ca
robertsopuck.ca
facebook.com/RobertSopuckMP
youtube.com/RobertSopuck
Dauphin-Swan River-Marquette (Manitoba)

"Our efforts in the area of prevention will focus on youth.
As well as a public awareness campaign, this will include
community based drug use and crime prevention initiatives.
We could spend our entire time speaking about the
opportunities that we have in prevention, but the drug
strategy does more than that. It also will target the
production of drugs in Canada, including marijuana grow
ops and clandestine labs. We will target those organized
criminals who exploit for profit and attack our youth and
other vulnerable citizens through drug dependency."
November 14th, 2007 / 6:55 p.m. “Youth Criminal Justice Act: Private Members' Business”
OpenParliament.ca
http://openparliament.ca/debates/2007/11/14/kevin-sorenson-2/
Hon. Kevin Sorenson, MP
1-800-665-4358 / (780) 608-4600
sorenk1@parl.gc.ca
kevinsorenson.ca
twitter.com/KevinASorenson
facebook.com/SorensonKevinA
Crowfoot (Alberta)

Bruce Stanton, MP
(705) 327-0513
bruce.stanton@parl.gc.ca
brucestanton.ca
twitter.com/bruce_stanton
facebook.com/pages/Bruce-Stanton/6236822310
youtube.com/BruceStantonMP
Bruce Stanton: I oppose legalization of marijuana or decriminalization. I support
measures to make insignificant/recreational use of cannabis subject to fines instead
of imprisonment - per Chiefs of Police proposals.
Sam Vekemans: Thanks for your response. It will be publicly noted, and shared so
others won't have to ask you again.
Cannabis is not as dangerous as one might think.
What is 'insignificant' when the raw plant is not taken into consideration? Juicing
the raw plant leaves, or making the plant into an Oil, has great benefits, but not
considered.
It is unethical to prohibit a plant that was criminalized based on lies and propaganda.
http://www.cnn.com/.../gupta-medical-marijuana/index.html
Bruce Stanton: Interesting. I would hope uses of the plant that don't involve
intoxication could not be considered "criminal". However, it raises issues of control
on how one would enforce these other uses. Thank you for bringing this to my
attention.
March 6, 2014 at 10:57am “Facebook question for clarification of the consultation document http://www.
brucestanton.ca/media/Public-Pre-03-12-12.pdf”
https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?
story_fbid=10153951325210121&id=6236822310&comment_id=47461934&offset=0&total_comments=5
Official Party Stance: Possession and Sales of Marijuana is a
Criminal Offense.
Simcoe North (Ontario)

Lise St-Denis, MP
(819) 538-5291
(seulement la communication française)
Lise.St-Denis@parl.gc.ca
"Aucune déclaration Trouvé - 6
August 2014"
6 August 2014 “Aucune déclaration Trouvé“
OnTheWeb.ca
http://unschedulecannabis.blogspot.ca/2014/02/lise-st-denis-mp-saint-maurice-
champlain.html
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.
Saint-Maurice-Champlain (Quebec)
WILL NOT BE
SEEKING RE-
ELECTION

Kennedy Stewart, MP
(604) 291-8863
kennedy.stewart@parl.gc.ca
kennedystewart.ndp.ca
twitter.com/kennedystewart
facebook.com/kennedy.stewart
youtube.com/kennedystewart
"Hi Sam, cannabis use is a personal choice, and I do not believe that anyone should
be criminalized for using it. Our Party leader, Tom Mulcair, is currently involved in
discussions with the Canadian Medical Association on how to best prescribe cannabis
(currently, there are no established guidelines, and the medical community has
expressed that it needs time before moving to legalization to work out best
practices). We believe this issue is too important to too many Canadians to not do it
properly - so we are eager to continue our policy discussions around cannabis with
experts and other groups. Let me know if I can provide further info. Best wishes,
Kennedy"
30 September 2014 “Facebook Message“
http://unschedulecannabis.blogspot.ca/2014/02/kennedy-stewart-mp-burnaby-douglas.html
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
Burnaby-Douglas (British Columbia)

Peter Stoffer, MP
(902) 861-2311
peter.stoffer.c1@parl.gc.ca
peterstoffer.ndp.ca
"I am one who does not believe that if a 17 year old uses a joint in an
indiscretion, or on an experimental basis or whatever, that individual
should have a criminal record for life. Should that person be smoking
marijuana? No. Should we educate individuals to inform them of the
harm of marijuana or of any other drug use? Absolutely. To give them a
criminal record is simply not going to do it. That has not worked in over
40 years. What makes us think it is going to work now?"
October 29th, 2003 / 5 p.m. “Criminal Code: Government Orders”
http://openparliament.ca/debates/2003/10/29/peter-stoffer-3/
Sackville-Eastern Shore (Nova Scotia)
DID NOT
VOTE ON
BILL C-10

"Bill C-15, An Act to amend the Controlled Drugs and
Substances Act and to make related and consequential
amendments to other Acts, was introduced in the House of
Commons on 27 February 2009 by the Minister of Justice.
Its intention was to provide for minimum penalties for
serious drug offences, such as dealing drugs for organized
crime purposes or when a weapon or violence is involved.
Currently, there are no mandatory minimum penalties
under the CDSA. The bill also increases the maximum
penalty for cannabis production."
December 16, 2009 “News Release”
BrianStorseth.ca
http://www.brianstorseth.ca/mp/upload/files/30/docs/pressreleases/mr__10.12.2009__c15.pdf
Brian Storseth, MP
1-800-667-8450 /
(780) 349-8333
brian@brianstorseth.ca
brianstorseth.ca
twitter.com/BrianStorsethMP
facebook.com/BrianStorseth
Westlock-St. Paul (Alberta)

"Organized crime has infiltrated the Program,
and there is no ability for city officials or
firefighters to even know where these so
called legal grows are located. "Fortunately,
our government is making significant changes
to the Program, and we will make it illegal to
grow medical marihuana in neighbourhoods by
March 2014."
Thu, 04/25/2013 “Strahl speaks out against marihuana grow-ops”
MarkStrahl.com
http://www.markstrahl.com/press-releases/strahl-speaks-out-against-marihuana-grow-ops
Mark Strahl, MP
1-800-667-2808 / (604) 847-9711
mark.strahl@parl.gc.ca
markstrahl.com
twitter.com/markstrahl
facebook.com/MarkStrahlMp
youtube.com/markstrahl
Chilliwack-Fraser Canyon (British Columbia)

Lawrence Toet, MP
(204) 984-2499
lawrence.toet@parl.gc.ca
lawrencetoet.ca
twitter.com/lawrencetoetMP
facebook.com/lawrence.toet
youtube.com/lawrencetoet
2014"
OnTheWeb.ca
http://unschedulecannabis.blogspot.ca/2014/02/lawrence-toet-mp-elmwood-transconia.html
Official Party stance: Possession and
Elmwood-Transconia (Manitoba)

Mike Sullivan, MP
(416) 656-2526
mike.sullivan@parl.gc.ca
mikesullivan.ndp.ca
twitter.com/MikeSullivanMP
facebook.com/MikeSullivanMP
youtube.com/MikeSullivanMP
Mr. Speaker, the point of places like InSite is that, regardless of
whether the purchase of heroin is legal, it will be consumed by some
individuals because there is a thriving trade in drugs that we do not
accept, and none of us like it, but it is there. Just as there is a trade in
marijuana and a trade in crack cocaine, there is a trade in heroin, and
the problem with the trade in heroin is that with it come some very
unacceptable consequences of disease and death and the exposure of
small children to very dangerous things. That is the type of thing that
InSite is attempting to prevent, and that is the kind of thing for which
these places need to exist.
January 27th, 2014 / 3:50 p.m. “Respect for Communities Act Government Orders“
Openparliament.ca
http://openparliament.ca/debates/2014/1/27/mike-sullivan-3/
production and distribution from the control of organized crime. http://xfer.ndp.
ca/2012/2012-12-17-Email-Convention/Mtl2013_PolicyBook_E.pdf
York South-Weston (Ontario)

Canada presently has the legalized medical use of
marijuana, but I must point out that we also have a
number of young people using it and they were now
suffering from psychosis disorders and some have
lost the good functioning of their brains from it.
Specialists and clinics have been opened to work
with these young people some who have gone into
schizophrenia, bi-polar disorder and other psychotic
diseases.
Thursday, 9 August 2007 “David Sweet, M.P. Conservative Party. Canada.“
Posted by Paul Pot at 03:45
http://prohibitionisacrime.blogspot.ca/2007/08/dear-mr.html
http://unschedulecannabis.blogspot.ca/2014/02/david-sweet-ancaster-dundas-flamborough.html
David Sweet, MP
(613) 996-4984
david.sweet@parl.gc.ca
davidsweet.ca
twitter.com/DavidSweetMP
Ancaster-Dundas-Flamborough-Westdale (Ontario)

Brad Trost, MP
1-866-797-6133 /
(306) 975-6133
Trost.B@parl.gc.ca
bradtrost.ca
twitter.com/BradTrostCPC
facebook.com/pages/Brad-Trost-MP/183289298385094
"As seems clear from other legislation, the government seems intent on
decriminalizing, and in my opinion I believe eventually fully legalizing
marijuana."
November 15th, 2004 / 1:50 p.m. “Criminal Code: Government Orders”
OpenParliament.ca
http://openparliament.ca/debates/2004/11/15/bradley-trost-1/
Liberal senators and other lefty elitists (who think growing 20 marijuana
plants is not a serious offence) probably see experimenting with drugs
as a rite of passage for Canadian youth. In contrast, the vast majority
of parents in my riding do not regard smoking marijuana as recreational.
They would much rather have their kids doing their homework than
smoking pot supplied by a drug dealer with “only 20 plants.”
March 12th, 2012 “Tough on Illegal Drugs”
BradTrost.ca
http://www.bradtrost.ca/commentary/2012/03/12/tough-on-illegal-drugs/
Saskatoon-Humboldt (Saskatchewan)

Glenn Thibeault, MP
(705) 673-7107
glenn.thibeault@parl.gc.ca
glennthibeault.ndp.ca
twitter.com/GlennThibeault
facebook.com/glennthibeaultmp
youtube.com/glennthibeault
“This speaks to the heart of why I am so concerned about the
way this process is unfolding. Without pulling punches, it is
clear that Bill C-2 is part of a larger attempt by the
Conservatives to align all government policies and programs
with their anti-drug and abstinence ideals. They are slowly
removing all avenues for Canadians to safely address their
addictions at safe injection sites and to access medical
marijuana for therapeutic needs.”
November 28th, 2013 / 10:30 a.m. “Respect for Communities Act: Government Orders”
OpenParliament.ca
http://openparliament.ca/debates/2013/11/28/glenn-thibeault-1/
Sudbury (Ontario)

“Cannabis is a schedule II drug and attracts lesser
penalties. It is only if at least three kilograms are
involved that trafficking and possession for the
purpose of trafficking are punishable by up to life
imprisonment. Production of cannabis is punishable
by up to seven years' imprisonment.”
April 15th, 2008 / 12:05 p.m. “Controlled Drugs and Substances Act: Government Orders”
OpenParliament.ca
http://openparliament.ca/debates/2008/4/15/david-tilson-1/
David Tilson, MP
1-866-941-1832 /
(519) 941-1832
tilsod1@parl.gc.ca
davidtilson.ca
twitter.com/davidtilson
facebook.com/davidtilsonmp
Duffern-Caledon (Ontario)

Philip Toone, MP
1-866-368-1855 / (418) 368-1855
info@toone.ca
philiptoone.ndp.ca
twitter.com/TooneNPD
facebook.com/PhilipToone
youtube.com/philiptoone
"Aucune déclaration Trouvé - 6 August
2014"
6 August 2014 “Aucune déclaration Trouvé“
OnTheWeb.ca
http://unschedulecannabis.blogspot.ca/2014/02/philip-toone-mp.html
Gaspésie—Îles-de-la-Madeleine (Quebec)

Jonathan Tremblay, MP
(418) 660-6776
Jonathan.Tremblay@parl.gc.ca
jonathantremblay.ndp.ca
facebook.com/depute.jonathan.tremblay
"Aucune déclaration Trouvé - 6 August
2014"
6 August 2014 “Aucune déclaration Trouvé “
OnTheWeb.ca
http://unschedulecannabis.blogspot.ca/2014/02/jonathan-tremblay-mp.html
Montmorency-Charlevoix—Haute-Côte-Nord (Quebec)

"While we’re building a stronger Canadian economy,
Liberal leader Justin Trudeau chose legalizing
marijuana as his top policy priority, offering
nothing on the economy and NDP leader Thomas
Mulcair keeps pushing a high tax and spend agenda
including a $20 billion job-killing carbon tax."
January 31, 2014 “Newsletter”
BernardTrottierMP.ca
http://www.bernardtrottiermp.ca/media/0131-BernardTrottier-Newsletter.pdf
Bernard Trottier, MP
(416) 251-5510
Bernard.Trottier@parl.gc.ca
bernardtrottiermp.ca
twitter.com/btrottier
facebook.com/bernardtrottiermp
youtube.com/BernardTrottierMP
Etobicoke-Lakeshore (Ontario)
DID NOT
VOTE ON
BILL C-10

Justin Trudeau, MP
1-888-LIBERAL / (514) 277-6020
info@liberal.ca
justin.ca
twitter.com/JustinTrudeau
facebook.com/JustinPJTrudeau
youtube.com/liberalvideo
“If Rob Ford decided he wanted to run for the Liberal
Party in 2015, we’d say, ‘No, sorry, the way you approach
things, the way you govern, the way you behave is not
suitable to the kind of Liberal team we want to build.”
Trudeau also defended his plan to legalize pot.
“Our current approach is not working. We need to
control and regulate and protect our kids,” he said.
April 2, 2014 | Last Updated: Apr 2 2:45 PM ET “Justin Trudeau makes another swear, rules out Rob Ford
running for Liberals in chummy CBC interview”
Josh Visser National Post
http://news.nationalpost.com/2014/04/02/justin-trudeau-makes-another-swear-rules-out-rob-ford-running-
for-liberals-in-chummy-cbc-interview/
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.
Papineau (Quebec)

“I’m very interested in drawing on best
practices and not repeating mistakes that
other people might make.”
“What matters now, is ending a marijuana
prohibition policy that he says costs law
enforcement $500-million a year and has
left 475,000 people with criminal records
since the Conservatives took office in
2006.”
January 23, 2014 10:19 AM ET “Justin Trudeau says Canada should ‘draw on best practices’ from marijuana legalization in Colorado, Washington”
Bill Graveland, Canadian Press
http://news.nationalpost.com/2014/01/23/justin-trudeau-says-canada-should-draw-on-best-practices-from-marijuana-legalization-in-colorado-washington/
Justin Trudeau, Leader of the

Susan Truppe, MP
(519) 663-9777
Susan.Truppe.C1@parl.gc.ca
susantruppemp.ca
twitter.com/SusanTruppe
facebook.com/susantruppe
youtube.com/SusanTruppeMP
2014"
OnTheWeb.ca
http://unschedulecannabis.blogspot.ca/2014/02/susan-truppe-mp-london-north-centre.html
Sales of Marijuana is a Criminal
Offense.
London North Centre (Ontario)

Nycole Turmel, MP
(819) 994-8844
Nycole.Turmel@parl.gc.ca
nycoleturmel.ndp.ca
twitter.com/nycole_turmel
facebook.com/Turmel.Nycole
youtube.com/NycoleTurmel
"On behalf of Nycole Turmel, we would like to acknowledge receipt of your email.
Please be aware that our office receives a large volume of correspondence every
day which means we cannot always respond as rapidly as we would like.
If you would like information about our team of New Democrat MPs or our policies,
please visit our website at http://www.ndp.ca.
Thank you for taking the time to write.
Sincerely,
Office of Nycole Turmel, M.P.
New Democratic Party"
4 December 2014 “email“
http://unschedulecannabis.blogspot.ca/2014/02/nycole-turmel-mp-edmonton-sherwood-park.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-
Hull-Aylmer (Quebec)

“Unlike the NDP’s proposed job-killing carbon
tax, high spending and high deficits, or Justin
Trudeau’s Liberals whose only priority is to
legalize marijuana and who offer nothing on
the economy, our Conservative Government
remains focused on Canada’s economic
growth.”
November 20, 2013 “Building on Canada’s Success”
timuppal.ca
http://www.timuppal.ca/?p=26
Official Party stance: Possession and Sales
of Marijuana is a Criminal Offense.
Tim Uppal, MP
(780) 467-4944
tim.uppal@parl.gc.ca
timuppal.ca
twitter.com/MinTimUppal
facebook.com/TimUppalMP
youtube.com/MinTimUppal
Edmonton-Sherwood Park (Alberta)

Hon. Bernard Valcourt, MP
1-855-478-6335 / (506) 739-4600
Bernard.Valcourt@parl.gc.ca
bernardvalcourtmp.ca
twitter.com/Min_BValcourt
facebook.com/BernardValcourt
[no statement found - 6 August
2014"
OnTheWeb.ca
http://unschedulecannabis.blogspot.ca/2014/02/bernard-valcourt-mp-madawaska.html
Sales of Marijuana is a Criminal
Offense.
Madawaska-Restigouche (New Brunswick)

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