Michel
Rising Star
Ground breaking news! Santo Daime in Montreal just received a legal exemption from the goverment to consume Daime in Canada! Congratulations! Good job! Well deserved and just after many years of battles! Viva o Santo Daime! Viva a justiça! Parabéns!
Will this hopefully impact the global economy of ayahuasca legality?
See news from Jessica Rochester, President of Céu do Montréal: "It is with great joy that we inform you that on June 5th, 2017, Health Canada granted our Section 56 Exemption. This exemption will allow us to import and serve our Sacrament, the Santo Daime, in our spiritual rituals. The exemption process first began in 2001, and through the years many people have contributed different forms of support. We offer gratitude to all those who have provided Céu do Montréal with practical, moral, spiritual and financial assistance. The exemption granted to Céu do Montréal is exclusively for Céu do Montréal. While through our efforts we have made it possible, in principle, to obtain an exemption, this exemption does not mean that the use of Ayahuasca or Daime is legal as such in Canada. Each legitimate organization must apply to Health Canada for their own exemption, and for all information regarding the exemption process. Any importation or activities conducted with Ayahuasca/Daime without a Section 56 exemption from Health Canada will be considered illegal by the Canadian government." ADF - Ayahuasca Defense Fund
Will this hopefully impact the global economy of ayahuasca legality?
See news from Jessica Rochester, President of Céu do Montréal: "It is with great joy that we inform you that on June 5th, 2017, Health Canada granted our Section 56 Exemption. This exemption will allow us to import and serve our Sacrament, the Santo Daime, in our spiritual rituals. The exemption process first began in 2001, and through the years many people have contributed different forms of support. We offer gratitude to all those who have provided Céu do Montréal with practical, moral, spiritual and financial assistance. The exemption granted to Céu do Montréal is exclusively for Céu do Montréal. While through our efforts we have made it possible, in principle, to obtain an exemption, this exemption does not mean that the use of Ayahuasca or Daime is legal as such in Canada. Each legitimate organization must apply to Health Canada for their own exemption, and for all information regarding the exemption process. Any importation or activities conducted with Ayahuasca/Daime without a Section 56 exemption from Health Canada will be considered illegal by the Canadian government." ADF - Ayahuasca Defense Fund
