The coming months are crucial for the Canadian cannabis industry.
To drive effective actions, better insights were needed – and so Business of Cannabis in partnership with Nanos Research is launching a quarterly public opinion barometer to measure how Canadians understand and view the cannabis industry.
Today, we are releasing the first component of this benchmark research.
Please provide your email address below and we will send you the downloadable results immediately. If you are a member of the media and seek comment on these findings, please contact Blaine Pearson, at bpearson@businessofcannabis.ca or 416-786-3533.
BofC/Nanos Research // Public Opinion Barometer
The coming months are crucial for the Canadian cannabis industry.
To drive effective actions, better insights were needed – and so Business of Cannabis in partnership with Nanos Research is launching a quarterly public opinion barometer to measure how Canadians understand and view the cannabis industry.
Today, we are releasing the first component of this benchmark research.
Please provide your email address below and we will send you the downloadable results immediately. If you are a member of the media and seek comment on these findings, please contact Blaine Pearson, at bpearson@businessofcannabis.ca or 416-786-3533.
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