KYRA PHILLIPS, CNN ANCHOR: Canada's high court moves to snuff out pot smoking. The Canadian justices ruled that possession of marijuana, even in small amounts, is still a crime, a major setback for pot advocates. CTV's Joy Malbon is on the story. We go to her now in Ottawa -- Joy.</s>JOY MALBON, CTV REPORTER: Hi. As you said, a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court, Canada's top justices ruling that it's still illegal to have pot, to sell pot. In fact, the justices said, "In our view, in this weighty decision here, there is no freestanding constitutional right to smoke pot for recreational purposes. Now, there were a number of activists, self- styled crusaders for marijuana, who said that it was their constitutional right, that it was a lifestyle choice, and that it didn't harm anyone. But, apparently, they failed to convince Canada's top court.</s>PHILLIPS: All right, Joy Malbon, live from Ottawa, thank you.
Canada Moves to Snuff Out Pot Smoking