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Starrpac Industries Ltd

Starrpac Industries Ltd penalised $5,000 by Health Canada for missing its 2024 key investors report

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According to Health Canada, Sep 30, 2026 · Read the source

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Bc, Canada
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Summary

Health Canada's public notice of administrative monetary penalties under the Cannabis Act lists Starrpac Industries Ltd of Squamish, British Columbia, a cannabis licence holder. The page says the company did not give the Minister a copy of its 2024 annual report of key investors, which paragraph 241(7)(a) of the Cannabis Regulations requires by January 31 each year.

The penalty listed is $5,000 for the single violation. Health Canada explains that the key investor report supports public safety aims by helping to detect diversion to the illegal market or infiltration by organized crime, and helps decide whether individuals need security clearance. The page does not state the decision date.

What the source found

  • One violation: failure to provide the 2024 key investors report (Cannabis Regulations 241(7)(a))
  • Penalty: $5,000
  • Report due January 31 for the previous calendar year
  • Decision date not shown on the page

Timeline

  1. Listed on Health Canada public AMP page (decision date not stated; date is when the page was read)

Sources

  1. Regulator

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Status notes

Decision date not stated on the Health Canada page; page read 2026-09-30.

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