From: johnturmel@yahoo.com   
      
   JCT: Here's the Order after the Nov 23 teleconference before   
   Federal Court Justice Brown:   
      
                      FEDERAL COURT OF CANADA   
   BETWEEN:   
                           DOMINIC GRAVEL   
                        ROBERT JAMES DENNEY   
                          ROBERT MCAMMOND   
                            JEFF HARRIS   
                           COLLEEN HARRIS   
                          DENISE BEAUDOIN   
                                                     Plaintiffs   
                                and   
      
                       HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN   
                                                     Respondent   
      
                               ORDER   
      
   WHEREAS the Case Management Conference ordered by Direction   
   dated Nov 8 2017, all parties have been duly served, proceeded   
   Nov 23 2017 by telephone conference at which all parties,   
   except ROBERT JAMES DENNEY in T-1370-17 were present   
   personally or by representative or had filed written   
   submissions.   
      
   JCT: We know that Jeff, Colleen, and McAmmond were present.   
   But Denise was called at 3pm, put on hold and then never   
   patched through to the hearing. And Dominic got a call at 2:30   
   when he wasn't there and then didn't get a call at 3pm when he   
   was there. But they had sent in their letters adopting the   
   submissions of Jeff Harris and asking he be Lead Plaintiff.   
      
   Jeff is going to have to ask for a Direction that the   
   Crown give him the contact information of all the Plaintiffs   
   for whom he is Lead.   
      
   AND WHEREAS the said parties and representatives made   
   submissions with respect to the management of these cases, and   
   after considering matters arising:   
      
   THIS COURT ORDERS that:   
      
   1. No one having appeared for the Plaintiff ROBERT JAMES   
   DENNEY in T-1370-17, the said Plaintiff's action being   
   T-1370-17 may be dismissed without further notice unless the   
   said Plaintiff ROBERT JAMES DENNEY within 20 days of the date   
   of this Order provides a satisfactory explanation for his   
   failure to submit a proposed timeframe for conducting his   
   action, including dates for the production of documents and   
   proposed discovery plan, and for his failure to attend the   
   Case Management Conference as he was directed to do by   
   Direction dated November 8 2017.   
      
   2. Actions T-1379-17 and T-1380-17 are removed as simplified   
   actions and shall hereafter proceed as regular actions;   
      
   3. T-1379-17 is designated as lead case;   
      
   4. Actions T-1324-17, T-1370-17, T-1375-17, T-1380-17 and T-   
   1425-17 [the remaining Actions] shall be held in abeyance with   
   no further proceedings permitted without leave of the Court   
   pending the determination of T-1379-17 (the lead case);   
      
   JCT: So people who need interim relief only need to add "with   
   the leave of the Court, Applicant seeks..." and they're in.   
      
   5. Determinations made in the lead case, T-1379-17 shall be   
   used to determine the Remaining Actions;   
      
   6. The timetable for proceedings in T-1379-17 is:   
   (i) The Defendant's Motion to Strike and Motion Record shall   
   be served and filed on or before January 4 2017;   
   (ii) The Plaintiff's Motion Record shall be served and filed   
   on or before February 5 2018;   
   (iii) The Defendant's Reply shall be served and filed on or   
   before Feb 12 2018;   
      
   7. The Court shall determine if the Defendant's Motion to   
   Strike will proceed under Rule 369 (i.e. in writing and   
   without an oral hearing) after hearing submissions from the   
   parties as wet out in paragraph 6 thereof;   
      
   8. There is no order as to costs.   
   Henry S. Brown, Judge   
      
   JCT: So Jeff is faxing off a Request to the Court asking for a   
   Direction that the Crown provide him with the contact   
   information of all those Plaintiffs whom he is leading. That   
   way he can contact Denney and get him to file his 1-page   
   submission adopting Jeff's submissions.   
      
   Now that Jeff is named lead plaintiff, newbies who file won't   
   have to file the letter adopting Jeff's pleadings, it is so   
   ordered. So only Denney has to send it in because he was filed   
   before the Order.   
      
   The great point is this. Now that Jeff will be filing the   
   pleadings for everyone, no one else has to do anything. New   
   filers can spend their $2 to file the online Statement of   
   Claim for 1) slow approvals, 2) slow renewals, 3) slow   
   amendments, get your Gold Star, and then do nothing but watch   
   the show. With no costs because it cost the Crown no expense!   
   Sure, Jeff may get hit with costs, but we'll take care of   
   that. But no one else. So you can get your Gold Star proving   
   you participated in the attack on Health Canada's short-   
   staffing delay department with a total expected cost of $2.   
      
   But understand, if they delayed patients 28, 30, 32 weeks,   
   they jerked everyone around. I'd bet no one got done in 4   
   weeks! Any takers. Which means that virtually everyone with a   
   grow permit can get in on this.   
      
   Best of all, if it's proven that delays of 5, 6, 7 months make   
   the exemption illusory, BENO, law's dead is our next move.   
      
   Last time we had a Gold Star Charge, there were just over 300   
   who joined the attack. But they were out of the half of   
   exemptees who were cut off from their grow permits by Manson's   
   dated decision. Here, I think the market is everyone. If you   
   have an ACMPR permit, I'd bet they jerked you around.   
      
   May it's time you added your $2 to the jerk back.   
   http://johnturmel.com/kits for the right forms for online   
   filing in minutes.   
      
   And we have until February to add the masses to the charge.   
      
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