Study on Vaccine Equity and Intellectual Property Rights

As part of the legislative review, the NCBC is proposing several recommendations to help businesses in the legal sector remain economically competitive in the long term and continue to displace the illicit market per the tenets of the Cannabis Act.

The pace of change facing Canadian businesses has accelerated and companies need support to ensure they can remain agile and adapt. Putting the right policy frameworks in place will set up companies to succeed in this rapidly changing environment, thereby creating the conditions for economic growth over the long-term.

We trust the following responses to the Discussion Paper on Critical Minerals will support the development of a robust and successful Critical Minerals Strategy that enhances touch points between upstream and downstream organizations, economic and environmental ambitions, and industry and Indigenous communities.