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Growrock needs some time on the naughty chair

Yeah, from what I take it, the real fight has just being postponed until another court date. Anyone know when that is?

GrowRock, can you please give me a reasonable answer to this question... What would you advise someone who is a patient and cannot grow for themselves. They do not want to jeopardize their lives or the lives of their families by breaking the law. If the MMPR goes through as it sits right now...

Well said MJ. Dont let the some of the people on here get you down. I believe that the majority of the people who bash wannabe LP's would try to become one if they had the resources.

Just watched a past video of when Conroy left the courthouse. He seemed pretty confident

http://decisions.fct-cf.gc.ca/fc-cf/en/nav.do This link takes you to Federal court decisions

Just came across that article. Anyone know where online one can get infobon the bc ruling when it happens?

http://m.huffpost.com/ca/entry/2599439/

IMO for this size of grow, you would need a minimum of $500,000. And this would leave you with almost nothing of operating expenses. Not trying to be a downer but im working on a 15000sqft plan and im around a $500,000 estimate. Security and cost of the vault can easily go for 200000 to...

I think best case scenario that one can realistically hope for would be that low income patients would get some type of subsidy/coverage to go towards their meds. But home growing imho is something we'll never see again.

The secrecy is all about image. Just think about it, you have the current LP's talking about 15-20 current employees with estimates that in the future they can double or triple that. How secret can the location really be. It's just to show the municipality that they are serious about safety

Hello everyone. Just thought this would be a good thread to start for potential LP's looking to help each other through the application process.

No I don't think so actually. The security requirement is crazy. Ins companies will soon prefer LP's IMO

Couldn't agree more

gb123...wow your a very negative person. You must really hate your life.

The NCR defines "advertisement" as any representation by any means whatever for the purpose of promoting directly or indirectly the sale or disposal of a narcotic. Section 70 of the NCR states that: 70. No person shall (a) publish or cause to be published or furnish any advertisement...

Its considered a controlled substance and therefore that is where the advertising regulations come in.

Well of course the you need to start with the Health Canada Medical Marijuana site. Other than that their really isn't any comprehensive free information out their other than forums like this. You'll find a lot of people who will charge for consulting on obtaining the license. But that is...

gb123, you need to work in the system if you ever want to change it.

Your only chance is to own the facility itself. That can set you back millions. Basically, their is MANY obstacles to leasing. First and foremost, the landlord has to get past the stigma of Marijuana. If you can pass that, then the next hurdle is that the needs to be willing to hold the spot...