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The Challenges Ahead for MED, with Patient Advocates Hilary Black, Stephanie Lake, and Jonathan Zaid
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Alex Halperin
Feb 19, 2019
Feb 19, 2019
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When Hilary Black founded the BC Compassion Club Society in 1997, medical cannabis was still illegal. It was three years before R. v. Parker determined Canadians have a constitutional right to MED, and during that time Black routinely risked jail to provide MED to...
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