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Interesting article in the Toronto Star in respect to chronic pain being treated by medicinal cannabis. The statement of there is no science that has yet been proven to provide relief for those with medical chronic pain seems like doublespeak. Since 2001 the government has approved that medical cannabis is a prescription that can be used for ailments to assist with arthritis to cancer. It’s challenging is that it’s not speaking about the real issue and that is accessibility. The capability of having access even through recreational stores is not the proper way for people to get their prescription medicine. this is another example of how they’ve blended a medicinal prescription into a recreational access purchase. Which is not correct. as we’ve argued before it’s equal to going to the liquor store to get your prescription which is how the government has accepted the process of how many patients can…

Pharmacare is one of the hottest debated discussions in the next election. And yet the reality is while many patients suffer that are on disability or seeking assistance based on their limited income, if you’re a government employee you’re already receiving all the pharmaceutical support you ever needed. Why is it that a government employee is always covered and the rest of the country has to suffer. We can’t even find access through our medical cannabis prescriptions our government on all levels can’t seem to find a solution for the rest of the country. As stated in this article the green party has the most allocated for pharmacare at 27 billion and that barely reaches mid Canadians. The conservatives in the Liberal Party are only seeking six billion which wouldn’t even put a small dent in supporting patients. Medicinal my way was established to ensure that there is access for…

Medicinal My Way was featured in High Canada Magazine in February 2019 and the message at the time was there was a court order for Lofchik that was issued for the constitutional right to gain access by patients. This was met with confusion by the Province with the Cannabis Act Section 18 that stated that no operation can exist and police may have full authority to enact closure. This has resulted in a full court case from Medicinal My Way after all closures of medicinal cannabis have been shut down. This court case will be reviewed and we’ll update all on the situation. Medicinal My Way is a Not-For-Profit organization that supports the patients access, no tax, and the representation of patients across Canada that can gain access to their prescribed medication. We understand that there are those that do not have fixed addresses, and the means to afford their…

Medical Cannabis Week; Rob Frid was at Medical Cannabis Week to speak with other key speakers about on varying aspects of medical cannabis, from technology and innovation to animal health, cannabis and sport and research. The talks were setup as either 5-minute talks presented by an individual speaker or a 7-minute, one-on-one interview-style fireside chat. Rob Frid is interviewed by James O’Hara to talk about the challenges of patients and namely Rob struggles with access and supporting the medical Cannabis as an option. Including affordability.

Medicinal My Way is excited to be featured, with Rob Frid, Executive Director at Medical Cannabis week, by the Business of Cannabis. May 6 -10, 2019 Toronto Rob Frid was featured as the key speaker to discuss patient limitations and access to medical cannabis. Rob, an ex-pro hockey player is a supporter of all patients across the country with the vision of supporting patients to have affordable and access to their prescribed medical Cannabis.

While retail solutions for recreational cannabis are rolling in, medical cannabis patients are being cut off from the same kind of in-community access. Medical dispensary closures are leaving patients at risk and without alternatives to the current mail-order system. There IS a solution. Contact your councillors today tell them that patients deserve better! Listed below are the City of Hamilton councillors by ward. Let them know that Hamilton patients need a medical dispensary solution! It is possible under the Lofchik Order! Not sure what ward you’re in? Find your ward on the City of Hamilton website. Ward Name Email Phone Number 1 Maureen Wilson maureen.wilson@hamilton.ca 905-546-2416 2 Jason Farr jason.farr@hamilton.ca 905-546-2711 3 Nrinder Nann nrinder.nann@hamilton.ca 905-546-2702 4 Sam Merulla sam.merulla@hamilton.ca 905-546-4512 5 Chad Collins chad.collins@hamilton.ca 905-546-2716 6 Tom Jackson tom.jackson@hamilton.ca 905-546-2707 7 Esther Pauls esther.pauls@hamilton.ca 905-546-2706 8 John Paul Danko john-paul.danko@hamilton.ca 905-521-3954 9 Brad Clark brad.clark@hamilton.ca 905-546-2703 10 Maria Pearson…