Ontario law firm made the calculations which, per capita, shakes out to each Canadian losing about $43K — via TheGrowthOp
With a global leadership position up for grabs, Khan and Smitherman argue that “the time has come for the government to normalize its relationship to cannabis.”and for that momentum to continue countrywide, which was one of the intended goals of legalization, industry advocates say regulatory changes are needed.
“The work of the expert panel will address the ongoing and emerging needs of Canadians while protecting their health and safety,” Duclos said in September. “Through this useful, inclusive and evidence-driven review, we will strengthen the act so that it meets the needs of all Canadians while continuing to displace the illicit market.”Share this article in your social network
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Canadians have lost more than $131 billion investing in cannabis companies: firmCanadians who invested in publicly traded and licenced cannabis companies have lost more than $131 billion. It’s a staggering number that if broken down per capita would equate to each Canadian citizen losing about $43,000.
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Canadians have lost $131 billion investing in cannabisReport from Toronto\u002Dbased law firm, Miller Thomson made the calculations, which, per capita, shakes out to each Canadian losing about $43K
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Canadians have lost $131 billion investing in cannabisReport from Toronto\u002Dbased law firm, Miller Thomson made the calculations, which, per capita, shakes out to each Canadian losing about $43K
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Canadians have lost $131 billion investing in cannabisReport from Toronto\u002Dbased law firm, Miller Thomson made the calculations, which, per capita, shakes out to each Canadian losing about $43K
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