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Edward Farnworth
Ottawa, Ontario
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Edward (Ted) Farnworth is a retired scientist who worked for the federal department of Agriculture. He enjoys writing, has a website Medicinal Food News that helps consumers understand the ever changing field of food, nutrition and health. He has published his first e-book "Peers and Tears," is enjoying travelling since retiring and keeps busy sailing, cross country skiing and gardening. Too often he finds himself yelling at things he hears on the radio about the state of our country.

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Don’t Touch July 1

April 3, 2017

The thought of celebrating national pot day makes me mad.

There are so many  ways Canadians celebrate  July 1, Canada Day--A family picnic, a walk in one of our many parks, attending the Parliament Hill ceremonies/activities or by watching the fireworks at night. It is indeed a special day for me and for all Canadians. It is a day to remember all of the things that make up our great country.

So, if I understand correctly, the time table for making marihuana legal is set for July 1, 2018.

I for one say “no". Don’t turn July 1st into a giant pot party. There are too many reasons to celebrate the birth of our nation. Making the use of a psychoacitve plant legal is not one of them.

 

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