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HRC Innovations Inc.

HRC Innovations Inc. has met with MPs 7 times since January 2024, reaching 7 MPs across 2 parties. Most recent contact: April 23, 2026.

7 meetings since 20247 all-time7 MPs2 parties0% by in-house staff

What they're asking for

In the registry's own words. Descriptions are only filed for meetings since mid-2024.

  1. Excise Act, 2001 and related federal–provincial coordination agreements. The objective is to advocate for a reduction in the current excise duty rates for nicotine vaping.

    April 23, 2026 · Juanita Nathan · Liberal · Employment and Training; Health; Industry; Justice and Law Enforcement; Labour

  2. Lobbying for the introduction of a tax credit for outdoor cannabis cultivators under the Excise Duties on Cannabis Regulations (SOR/2019-78). Recognizing the environmental benefits of outdoor cultivation, such as reduced energy consumption and a smaller carbon footprint. HRC is proposing a tax incentive to encourage sustainable farming practices and combat illicit sales. This initiative aims to foster an eco-friendly cannabis industry while providing financial relief to producers committed to environmentally responsible cultivation methods.

    April 17, 2026 · Ruby Sahota · Liberal · Energy; Environment; Industry; Justice and Law Enforcement; Labour

  3. Excise Act, 2001 and related federal–provincial coordination agreements for both the nicotine and cannabis sectors. The objective is to advocate for a reduction in the current excise duty rates.

    December 17, 2025 · Jacques Ramsay · Liberal · Employment and Training; Environment; Health; Small Business; Taxation and Finance

Full meeting log

7 MP-directed communications since January 2024, from the Registry of Lobbyists.

DateMP
2026-04-23Juanita Nathan · Liberal
2026-04-20Chi Nguyen · Liberal
2026-04-17Ruby Sahota · Liberal
2026-02-13Kyle Seeback · Conservative
2026-01-20Tony Baldinelli · Conservative
2026-01-06Anna Roberts · Conservative
2025-12-17Jacques Ramsay · Liberal
Counts include only communications where a sitting MP is the named public office holder — meetings with ministers' staff, senators, or departments are not shown. Registrants self-report these records. See our methodology.