Hered Materials to Plastic Production, Consumption, and Waste Also Clog Landfills, Support War Efforts
1 Acknowledgements For their invaluable support and guidance, we would like to thank: Our academic advisor, Andrew Potter, Associate Professor, Max Bell School of Public Policy Our sponsor, Health Canada Cannabis Council of Canada George Smitherman, President and Chief Executive Officer Cannasupplies Hilary Lieberman, Executive Director Mark Finkelstein, Vice President, Sales & Strategic Development Canopy Growth Corporation Dr. Mark Ware, Chief Medical Officer McGill University Dr. Carolyn Baglole, Associate Professor, Department of Medicine Nathalie Duchesnay, Lecturer, Max Bell School of Public Policy Dr. Sébastien Jodoin, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law Dr. Hamish Van der Ven, Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science Others Jameson Berkow, Founding Editor-in-Chief, The Rise Michael DeVillaer, Centre for Medicinal Cannabis Research, McMaster University & St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton Kathleen Ganley, Member of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta for Calgary-Mountainview Éliane Hamel, Director (Social responsibility, health protection, education and communications), Société québécoise du cannabis (SDQC) Darby Hoover, Senior Resource Specialist, Natural Resources Defense Council Jo-Anne St. Godard, Executive Director of the Recycling Council of Ontario Jordan Wellington, Vice-President (Policy), VS Strategies Special thanks to Tom Szaky, Chief Executive Officer and founder of TerraCycle, for his book The Future of Packaging: From Linear to Circular, which greatly informed our work. This document was produced by a Max Bell School of Public Policy student team as part of the course requirements for the Policy Lab, an experiential part of the Master of Public Policy program. The insights and recommendations of this document do not reflect the opinions of McGill University, the Max Bell School, the sponsor organization, or the individuals consulted through this process.
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