Lynne Yelich, MP - Blackstrap

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The Honourable Lynne Yelich

Political Affiliation:Conservative Caucus

Constituency:Blackstrap Map – Elections Canada

Province / Territory:Saskatchewan

Email:lynne.yelich@parl.gc.ca

Web Site:www.lynneyelich.ca

Preferred Language:English

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• 2325 Preston Avenue (Main Office) Unit 71 Market Mall Saskatoon, Saskatchewan S7J 2G2 Telephone: 306-975-6472 Fax: 306-975-6492
• 309 Central Avenue PO Box 56 Kenaston, Saskatchewan S0G 2N0 Telephone: 306-252-6100 Fax: 306-252-2221

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@Lynne_Yelich Do you support unscheduling Cannabis Yes/No/Why? #cdnpoli pic.twitter.com/dDpcLTvWag
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Post by Unschedule Cannabis, for a SAFER Canada.

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strong oppose

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Controlled Drugs and Substances Act
Government Orders
June 2nd, 2009 / 3:35 p.m.
Blackstrap
Saskatchewan
Conservative

Lynne Yelich Minister of State (Western Economic Diversification)

Mr. Speaker, I listened to the member and he thinks that marijuana is not a drug that should be criminalized, that it should be decriminalized. I wonder what he thinks of the RCMP operational intelligence, in that the superintendent from the Surrey detachment said, “What can't be debated is that cannabis is a currency for organized crime”. When I did a tour of my riding when we were talking about the dangers of marijuana, there was a concern in the school districts that the drug dealers would definitely lace marijuana with drugs that would be dangerous to young people. I wonder if the member has thought past the serious drug crimes that this legislation is trying to address. He seems to not realize that we are talking about serious crimes, not about anything less than production, trafficking, possession for the purpose of trafficking, importing, exporting, possession for the purpose of exporting. Would he not think that it is important to protect his constituents from those serious offences?

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http://openparliament.ca/debates/2009/6/2/lynne-yelich-1/