Let ' s hope EA thinks the same <| sep |> The bowstring goes on the other side <| sep |> I have this same model . Got it at a pawn shop for $ 100 . It ' s a decent cheap receiver <| sep |> And what I am saying is that designated growers , not Licensed Producers , under MMAR or ACMPR can ship legally already and are approved sources . What I am also stating is that they can ' t let Canada post know they are shipping Cannabis nor can they or LPs mark the packages in any way that would signify the contents . A RFIDbar code is a positive indicator of weed being inside the package . MMAR growers , those who do not have to apply for the current licensing or any future licensing can ' t have ANY further restrictions or requirements on what they have to do . MMAR and ACMPR personal growers can ' t let anyone , including Canada Post employees know that their package contains cannabis nor that the location they are receiving the delivery at contains a grow room or storage location . The only thing the government could do is institute a policy for ALL Xpresspost or similar services that proof of return address being valid and belonging to the shipper is a condition of the shipment going through . That would prevent MOM parcels from going out short of them finding someone willing to register their actual addressshow their ID at a post office when shipping . The logistics of doing that wouldn ' t phase their existing commercial clients nor would it requier going back to court to over rule multiple charter rulings .