Roisin Clarke

On October 17th 2018 Weed became legal in Canada. The eyes of the world are on this great social experiment. But it is the economic influencers that are driving change. Weedonomics looks at the conflict between 90 years of prohibition and the sudden legalization, which nobody was really prepared for.

Jason Kenzie, a local pet photojournalist discovers a myriad of exotic animals living in the backyards of the lower mainland of British Columbia Canada.

Colonized nations, indigenous people whose way of life was stripped from them as their children were ripped away and put into residential schools in North America or as they are still forced to hide in the forest from soldiers in West Papua.

On October 17th 2018 Weed became legal in Canada. The eyes of the world are on this great social experiment. But it is the economic influencers that are driving change. Weedonomics looks at the conflict between 90 years of prohibition and the sudden legalization, which nobody was really prepared for.

Jason Kenzie, a local pet photojournalist discovers a myriad of exotic animals living in the backyards of the lower mainland of British Columbia Canada.

Jason Kenzie, a local pet photojournalist discovers a myriad of exotic animals living in the backyards of the lower mainland of British Columbia Canada.

Colonized nations, indigenous people whose way of life was stripped from them as their children were ripped away and put into residential schools in North America or as they are still forced to hide in the forest from soldiers in West Papua.