The court gave the federal government 90 days to fix the medical marijuana issue, b/c it turns out doctors are refusing to prescribe it to people who need it. If they don't find a solution, marijuana will be free to be possessed, and used by anyone, not just ill individuals. Its going legal soon. IDK, I've heard it got postponed 6 months on a site, don't know if its true.
Last I heard, the government was gonna appeal it. Not surprised seeing as how its a harper majority for 4 years. After that happened i kissed the chance of smoking weed legally this summer good bye. If were lucky we might get something similar to the cali's setup. One can always hope.
I Hope we get something like cali's setup if it does happen , i'm going to be smoking just as much as i do now.
Hahah same brother. IF we do get something along the lines of calis setup im gonna file to be a caregiver on day 1 lol
i cant believe only like 40% of the population voted in the election. Canada fucked themselves on that one. Harper is your typical douchebag politician who wants to start a war on drugs in canada.
wasn't Matt Mernagh involved with that case? Last I remember hearing, the government appealed weeks ago. So back to square one I think. Well not square one...
This exact thing happened in 2003 with the liberals in, and it got shot down then too. This isn't the first time the medical marijuana program has come into question in Ontario. And it will be shot down now, same as always. However, even if it is shot down, we can expect them to make some improvements to the med program this summer.
last winter they said on tv the ON government must legalize on july 16th or their second choice is they have to come up with something that will explain why they shouldn't legalize
From Wikipedia: The marijuana laws in Canada are currently under review as an Ontario court judge deemed the laws unconstitutional thus giving the government 90 days, as of April 13, 2011, to revamp the law. As of June 22nd, 2011, the prosecutor and federal government was granted a stay on the 90 day deadline, extending it by an additional 6 months, pushing the deadline back to November.