psi said:

I'm not super comfortable with the prospect of cannabis purchases creating a paper trail with the government.

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Can comprehend the apprehension
have personally grown accustom to visiting Canada Post to pick up supply when running short for a month
but did very much prefer growing my own and later going to my designated grower's place directly before the previous government changed up the medical rules

would not personally use the service -- not available to me as an out-of-towner, and living in the city would prefer to visit storefront and pick through my selection there
but it strikes me as a convenience people are willing to pay for, and therefor a niche worth filling

tho also vaguely remember a beeper + bicycle delivery people used around campus for parties and stuff, but that was presumably off books

Mandarinfish said:

What's also odd is that you'll be able to grow 4 Cannabis plants. But growing 1 Hemp plant is illegal.

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If you really want to cultivate hemp at home after legalization, I suppose you could grow up to four hemp plants instead of drug-type cannabis plants, assuming provincial law allows it. That's not much hemp, though.

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psi said:

In Ontario that's going to be the only thing available at first. I want it to be like buying alcohol, where I might get carded the odd time but my ID is not copied down. I just don't like the idea that they might share the data with whoever else. Car insurance, plates flagged for traffic enforcement, whatever.

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