pain
No busts for this grow-op
By Some local residents are turning to an old-fashioned remedy to treat medical problems, such as severe pain.
That remedy is medical marijuana and it’s grown in the area — legally.
Jane and John Doe (not real names for security reasons) have a government licence to grow medical marijuana.
Jane says they completed a 15-page application and had a criminal record check before the licence for production was issued.
An EndProhibition Personal Account: Robert Ling
The following is a personal account from one of our End Prohibition members in Ontario. He is one of thousands of Canadians who suffer from a malady that can be alleviated by the use of cannabis (marijuana). Although 4000 people in Canada are exempted from criminal sanctions for their choice in medication, many tens of thousands more have been unable to access this respite from the drug war.
In this account Robert relates his experiences with his illness, his medicinal use of cannabis, and the bureaucratic labyrinth of the Canadian Medical Marijuana Access Regulations (MMAR). He is one of many thousands of Canadians who use cannabis safely and should not fear criminal penalty for this personal health decision.
