One of my close friends lives in canada and it sounds so fun there... He tells me there's dispensaries on pretty much every block.
That's actually part of a national mirage built on half-truths and lies-by-omission, depending on where you stand. When it comes to «
dispensaries » this is a sub-culture which was simply reserved to a minority of individuals instrumentalized to serve politicalization, medicalization, judiciarization and now industrialization. The fact is in Québec most consumers as myself relied on reputation and trust instead, which did reflect in the August 24th report of Bill G20 Blair's « Task Force » under the form of Hydropothicary constituting our single *
1* and ONLY federally-approved "LP" while the Québec city "compassion" center was closed by police, leaving just the 1 in Montréal to serve a whole province... In Limoilou where i lived (between mid-2008 and early 2001 exactly), i even noticed the boutique 'Le Shaman' going down although it didn't sell any cannabis at all:
Once installed in Shawinigan it wasn't long before « Smart Meters » popped up in our environment, a system supposed to assist with maintenance and theft, initially... Under Harper i managed to experience 1st-hand home-grows sort of late in life after being held in alienation + ignorance for decades, then arrived Justin Trudeau. Better not start me on that one except to point out the cat 'n mouse chasing game never really stopped, quite on the contrary. Just ask about the popular riot in Montréal-Nord which local TV failed to present in its full perspective, where a French-speaking unarmed immigrant got KILLED by police over 8 oz not even gathered from the victim's own pockets, etc.; because the conservatives were pressurizing kid-kodak (with the help of China agents it seems...), so his father's son insisted the police should continue to perform their "duties", that prohibition would still stand and later declaring at the Toronto Star near the end of that same year that it his «
incidental » reform wouldn't try "to please" consumers anyway. Now if you've heard about the "Two Solitudes" in Canada from that same friend then it's easy to understand how Québec and Manitoba (country of Louis Riel) became politically sacrificed, allowing others to feel like dancing elsewhere and spread the "good news" in absence of suitable nuances.
Nonetheless Google remembers that i made it my personal duty to leave some of my own personal appreciation about the many twists on our miserable path which i'd certainly not qualify as "fun", bits & pieces of this getting indexed in the process and that's how i was able to provide you a reference today.
Briefly put, be advised the devil hides in details indeed having to deal with Prohibition 2.0!
Good day, have fun!! Depending on which province you chose...
