Our government is busy trying to figure out how to transfer all the profits from pot to their sponsors. Until they can manage that, this will be as bad or worse than prohibition - harder regulation, bigger costs, more enforcement - especially at the low level, tickets for using pot in the wrong place or for driving with some trace of pot in or on you. Eventually, big farm and big pharma will have their ducks in a row for production, and then the hobbyist will be stamped on harder as pot becomes more mainstream. It's a win-win for everyone except most of Canada. It would be far simpler to simply legalize all the practices currently happening around pot, including private sales, and then tax that. Everyone would be much happier to declare something on their return rather than face enforcement. Unfortunately, that would leave all the big companies out of the big pot party, and even the Pot Party can't have that!! So we get all this talk about weed purity and child safety - stall tactics.