How long are people waiting to hear back from Health Canada ?

TheRealDman

TheRealDman

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ringanator said:
actually they can't they have to make accommodation for people with disabilities according to human rights commission that's why my issues going to special chambers to be heard in Jan but I can't wait till Jan to grow my meds so I moved but by heath Canada's slowness I may be waiting till then anyways
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Insurance companies can discriminate against disabled people for over a dozen different kinds of policies... with the exception of a homeowners policy (at least in ON). Landlords cannot make accommodations for MMJ grows, for the simple reason that they cannot get insurance to cover the building. Filing any type of human rights complaint against the landlord is moot. You have to go after the landlords Insurance Co as the true culprit who is infringing on your human rights.
 
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ringanator

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TheRealDman said:
Insurance companies can discriminate against disabled people for over a dozen different kinds of policies... with the exception of a homeowners policy (at least in ON). Landlords cannot make accommodations for MMJ grows, for the simple reason that they cannot get insurance to cover the building. Filing any type of human rights complaint against the landlord is moot. You have to go after the landlords Insurance Co as the true culprit who is infringing on your human rights.
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here's the issue though the forced me out not because of a grow.....i haven't started yet thanks HC theyforced me out because I am receiving this course of treatment period and they do not agree with it....the landlord couldn't evict me....the just did inspection of my apartment every 3 weeks for the past 6 months harassing me...PS I carry my own tenant insurances who will cover my grow aswell
 
newgrowboxgrower

newgrowboxgrower

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ringanator said:
HC received my paper work Feb 9 2017....still waiting....just had to send an amendment because I had to move because my landlord forced me out by getting a court injunction preventing my medical grow be for it even got started my documents will prob expire prior to getting my first crop off
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I sent mine February 9 and still waiting.
It probably will expire before I get the fucking thing lol.
Glad I'm not dying.
 
torontoke

torontoke

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MelonLemon said:
Mine was received Feb 20th, still in process as of this morning.

What's that....18 weeks so far?....
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Why not record that conversation and ask why you need to wait 18weeks when the script is only good for 52weeks.
That phone call would be all you need in the near impossible scenario u get pinched before the papers finally come.
18 weeks Jesus that's almost three crops for me.
 
trippingballs

trippingballs

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torontoke said:
Why not record that conversation and ask why you need to wait 18weeks when the script is only good for 52weeks.
That phone call would be all you need in the near impossible scenario u get pinched before the papers finally come.
18 weeks Jesus that's almost three crops for me.
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Record all your calls!
 
newgrowboxgrower

newgrowboxgrower

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torontoke said:
Why not record that conversation and ask why you need to wait 18weeks when the script is only good for 52weeks.
That phone call would be all you need in the near impossible scenario u get pinched before the papers finally come.
18 weeks Jesus that's almost three crops for me.
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But in court wouldn't that prove that you were informed about the rules and proceeded to break them anyway?
 
newgrowboxgrower

newgrowboxgrower

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newgrowboxgrower said:
But in court wouldn't that prove that you were informed about the rules and proceeded to break them anyway?
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I would rather pay for quality street grass and put it in my LP (lousy producer) container, than to pay lawyer fees and fines if I got busted without the registration form. I think if I started growing now my papers would come in time before a court case, but I would still be wasting time and money on defending myself over a harmless act. Despite everyone's advice on this thread I still feel that I should wait until the paperwork comes in, I have legal and illegal access to cannabis and I don't have a life threatening condition.
 
torontoke

torontoke

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newgrowboxgrower said:
But in court wouldn't that prove that you were informed about the rules and proceeded to break them anyway?
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No judge in their right mind would agree that waiting 1/3 of the prescription duration is considered reasonable access.
If you aren't hawking dime bags out your window with the bob Marley flag how exactly do u get hassled.
They are going 4 plant legal for everyone next July by all means wait til then.
 
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gb123

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torontoke said:
No judge in their right mind would agree that waiting 1/3 of the prescription duration is considered reasonable access.
If you aren't hawking dime bags out your window with the bob Marley flag how exactly do u get hassled.
They are going 4 plant legal for everyone next July by all means wait til then.
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I love the old broken record how it sounds, so sweet and true still today after what...??? three going on four years now? har
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n3fta

n3fta

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TheRealDman said:
Insurance companies can discriminate against disabled people for over a dozen different kinds of policies... with the exception of a homeowners policy (at least in ON). Landlords cannot make accommodations for MMJ grows, for the simple reason that they cannot get insurance to cover the building. Filing any type of human rights complaint against the landlord is moot. You have to go after the landlords Insurance Co as the true culprit who is infringing on your human rights.
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I didn't realize ACMPR required you to notify the landlord. Unless something has been changed it wasn't required on the original registration. As long as it was your primary residence no signature was required from landlord.
 
TheRealDman

TheRealDman

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n3fta said:
I didn't realize ACMPR required you to notify the landlord. Unless something has been changed it wasn't required on the original registration. As long as it was your primary residence no signature was required from landlord.
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You're right, you don't have to inform the landlord. But, if/when they find out....they have full legal grounds for eviction.
 
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ringanator

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5 months waiting .......went to post office all documents returned......call HC for reason ..... apparently after so many day they have to retu5and you have to re apply the forms were perfect and doc RX original the only reason it was sent back was HC took too long to process it
 
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