I found this to be an interesting read.

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The injunction is an awesome victory for patients,” said Adam Greenblatt, executive director of the Medical Cannabis Access Society, adding that the injunction could be profitable for companies, who could sell their seeds or clone plants to smaller growers. “Nobody is losing money in these injunctions but the taxpayer, because Health Canada keeps fighting them.”

Bedrocan president Marc Wayne says that the injunction hasn’t affected his Toronto-based company. His model, he said, was more conservative: Bedrocan imports medical marijuana legally through the Netherlands, so he doesn’t worry about oversupply. If anything, the injunction gives his company time to create its own supply.

Michael Haines, CEO of Ontario-based Mettrum, said that the injunction hasn’t affected his business, either. “There has been no drop-off since the injunction,” he said, adding that they didn’t build in a spike into their modelling.

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/politics/...e17785389/