Kudos to this Toronto police officer! You, Sir, are known throughout the world, if not in name, by your actions. We are proud of you and you make us proud.

A video posted to social media captures the terrifying moment an armed police officer comes face to face with the man suspected of driving a van into crowds of pedestrians in Toronto.

Source: Toronto van suspect shouted ‘shoot me in the head’ at police officer who is hailed a hero for not opening fire

4-20 —> APRIL 20 – This may be the last day for illegal 4-20 celebrations. ” April 20 has long been a day to celebrate cannabis and the culture that surrounds it. In cities such as Ottawa, Toronto and Vancouver, pot enthusiasts gather by the thousands in public squares, defying the authorities.”

April 20 has long been a day to celebrate cannabis and the culture that surrounds it. In cities such as Ottawa, Toronto and Vancouver, pot enthusiasts gather by the thousands in public squares, defying the authorities.

Source: Much left to fight for beyond legalization, pot activists say as they mark 4-20

THIS IS NOT LEGALIZATION – Possession of small amounts for personal use is all that will not be illegal. For everything else, the penalties will be stricter as the government tries to muscle its way into the industry. “Canadians already know where to get cannabis, and they will continue to obtain it the same ways they always have.”

Canadians want marijuana to be legal because they grew tired of seeing family and friends arrested and charged.

Source: Emery: The Liberals have lied – their pot plan is not legalization | Ottawa Citizen

INCREASING MAXIMUM SENTENCES – So the government plans to keep more cases in the lower court by increasing the maximum penalty for ‘less serious’ offences to 2 years less a day (which is served in provincial institutions). I don’t know about you but when I think about what that would mean to me if I was sentenced to two years less a day in jail, I’m confident I’d consider it pretty serious.

Change in maximum sentences would disqualify lower-priced options for legal representation.

Source: Federal plan would kick paralegals, law students out of provincial courtrooms, critics say | The Star