IMO your argument does not apply to the current st
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IMO your argument does not apply to the current state of affairs which will be finalized on August 24th to conform with the courts mandate. Had the court ruled in favor of the MMPR the remedy from the actions of lakeshore would be relevant in an OMB. The MMPR and its unconstitutional obstacles to access are where they belong now..... in the garbage dumpster of Canadian history.
Zoning was a ploy utilized by the lakeshore rubes to thwart a license issued under the now deemed unconstitutional and arbitrary process found by the court that it created an obstacle to the access of marijuana for MEDICAL PURPOSES violating the Canadian charter that guarantees all of its citizens life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness and health.
Nothing regarding zoning and application requirements will change on Aug 24 for commercial applicants. Anyone applying for a commercial license will still have to follow the same rules as now. MMPR and LP's will not disappear on Aug 24th.
On that day the MMPR will be amended or a new programs just like the MMPR but with personal growing option will be released.
Zoning, security clearances and huge applications forms will still be business as usual. So since CEN has given up on the JR and OMB they have nothing against the gov in the lawsuit.