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stealthgrow
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The Allard trial is a case that was heard by the Supreme Court of Canada last March, and we are still awaiting the decision. The medical Cannabis users of Canada brought the government to court over the right to grow their own medical Cannabis.
In April 2014 the laws in Canada for medical Cannabis patients changed. Before that date patients were allowed to grow their own if they choose or they could have bought from the government providers. In Apr 2014 the gov't decided to no longer allow home medical growing, and patients could only buy from the gov't Licensed (shitty overpriced weed) producers.
Medical users brought the gov't to court and won an injunction to be able to continue to grow until the case is resolved, but there are still gaping holes and many problems with the injunction. For instance medical growers cannot move residences otherwise they lose their right to grow.
Medical Cannabis patients in Canada are anxiously awaiting the decision from the supreme Court on whether we can continue to grow, or are forced to buy overpriced, shitty cannabis from the monopoly providers.
In April 2014 the laws in Canada for medical Cannabis patients changed. Before that date patients were allowed to grow their own if they choose or they could have bought from the government providers. In Apr 2014 the gov't decided to no longer allow home medical growing, and patients could only buy from the gov't Licensed (shitty overpriced weed) producers.
Medical users brought the gov't to court and won an injunction to be able to continue to grow until the case is resolved, but there are still gaping holes and many problems with the injunction. For instance medical growers cannot move residences otherwise they lose their right to grow.
Medical Cannabis patients in Canada are anxiously awaiting the decision from the supreme Court on whether we can continue to grow, or are forced to buy overpriced, shitty cannabis from the monopoly providers.