From: johnturmel@gmail.com   
      
   TURMEL: Hop-to-it Gisele Pilon Medpot Permit 6 days after court claim   
      
   JCT: We found out from Gisele Pilon's case that Health   
   Canada is backed up on permit processing again. She sent in   
   her application in September, started up and got busted in   
   December. After being told it would still   
   take months to process her application, on Jan 28 2021 she   
   sued for retroactive exemption in order to beat her charge   
   and was about to file a motion for interim exemption to   
   start growing right away pending the retroactive demand.   
      
   But on Feb 3 2021, Crown filed a letter asking to strike her   
   action.   
      
   On Feb 4, Judge Brown gave her 30 days to respond to their   
   move to strike. She could respond with a request for an   
   interim exemption to start growing right away without having   
   to file a paper motion.   
      
   On Feb 5, she responded that she wanted more than the   
   retroactive exemption in her statement of Claim. She wanted   
   an interim exemption starting right now without having to   
   file a paper motion.   
      
   On Feb 9, her permit arrived in the snail mail which had   
   been been issued on Nov 3, the date they filed their move to   
   strike her claim. So they didn't want to mention to the   
   judge how her exemption had been granted as they tried to   
   get her claim thrown out.   
      
   So now that the Crown gave her the chance to file a letter   
   asking for interim exemption, now they have to tell the   
   judge that like many times in the past, they got Health   
   Canada to hop-to-it to get her her permit.   
      
   Then she can answer their strike motion to point out that   
   not only was another damages due to delay claim still alive   
   which she wanted to join, but can now explain the reason she   
   needs it alive to get the unusual remedy of a retroactive   
   exemption to show to her Criminal Court prosecutor.   
      
   So after being told it would still take months to process,   
   the same old runaround, filing the old Statement of Claim   
   was all it took to again light a fire under their feet.   
      
   6 days isn't the record but pretty close.   
      
   Anyone else waiting more than 2 months would like to light a   
   fire under Health Canada like Gisele did?   
   http://johnturmel.com/delins.pdf has instructions she   
   followed.   
      
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