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permits and regulatory approvals required for their proposed cannabis activities.

such as contamination. Such recalls may result in financial burdens and reputational

or that products include inadequate instructions for

including claims that products cause injury

and there is significant public pressure to impose

restrict the nature of such businesses (for example

which is generally recognized as the most comprehensive trademark protection

distinguish or indicate the source of cannabis or

may owe tax on taxable income that is not actual

distribution and marketing of products for human

asset seizure and imprisonment under federal law.

irrespective of whether such activities comply with

investors and principals. The following discussion highlights some

we expect some will go out of business for any number of reasons

and the list is intended to be a cross-section of the

we believe that Canadian stock markets will continue to be the most receptive

capital continues to be available to support the growth of the industry.

it is challenging to get accurate and comprehensive data

many emerging cannabis-related companies

traditional institutional investors—most notably the venture capital and private equity