The government of Canada states that marijuana has no theraputic value and not an approved drug which does not imply that they say it is OK for medical use. On another note a women here in Nova Scotia went to court and now has social assistance covering the cost of her medical marihuana. I live in nova scotia and am covered under the same drug plan but I was told I would have to go to court to have them cover the cost. The government of canada awarded prarie plant systems a 14 million dollar contract to grow medical marihuana. I don't know who gets the money when I pay for my medical marihuana, the government or prarie plant systems. I assume the government as it goes to health canada accounts receivable. Anyway I am beginning to ramble and get off topic. You should call odsp and ask. Most likely it will be a yes or no answer.
dshea241 Reviewed by dshea241 on . M.J. IS LEGAL IN CANADA - JOIN THE FIGHT Hello everyone, we're in Paris Ont, & are actively fighting the prohibition laws. Kinda got shoved into it & then jumped into it, since we got busted. We're back in court Oct, 4. We wanted everyone to know that the laws on M.J. are very clouded right now. The courts admit that the law died on Aug 1, 2001 Terry Parker Day, but they say a judge resurected a new law on Oct. 7, 2003. The problem with that is only parliament can make laws, not judges. (POLCOA) Oh, and the judge that they say Rating: 5