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Protonify Corporation


Registration: 1 of 1 (2020-11-12 to 2021-03-30)

Details Regarding the Identified Subject Matter
Specific Topics of Lobbying Communications Intended Outcomes Associated Subject Matters
Seeking political support from BC officials for client's local activities and efforts to develop a cannabis biomass recycling facility that could convert biomass into THCa which could be used for a variety of potential medicinal purposes - approval process is federal but want to ensure local BC officials are aware of potential positive outcomes of the project.
Development or enactment of any regulation, including the enactment of a regulation for the purposes of amending or repealing a regulation
Cannabis, Economic Development and Trade, Mental Health and Addictions, Regional Development