Overall, many patients left the medical cannabis system after recreational cannabis became legal. But the remaining patients used the system more. So, the medical system changed substantially but didn't go obsolete.
The mean size of patients' cannabis purchases remained stable after the law passed & after stores opened. But it began rising steadily when edibles arrived.
Among registered patients, purchase frequencies had been decreasing. That didn't change when the law passed but accelerated slightly after legal stores opened. Purchase frequencies stabilized after edibles became available.
Patient registrations slowed after the law passed in Jun 2018. The province with the highest rate, Alberta, saw it plummet. Provinces with low rates saw them keep rising. Registrations didn't change when legal sales began in Oct 2018, but fell more after edibles became legal in Dec 2019.
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"War is the continuation of politics with other means." Normally the army "continues" international politics to coerce other countries. But authoritarians seem to use the army to "continue" domestic politics vs their population. So, flashy uniforms & grand parades, but less competence.
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