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QLANG: Would you prefer to complete the survey in English or French?
Q1r1: Pricing - Please indicate whether you are involved in your company's or organization?s decision making in the following areas?
Q1r2: Marketing - Please indicate whether you are involved in your company's or organization?s decision making in the following areas?
Q1r3: Packaging - Please indicate whether you are involved in your company's or organization?s decision making in the following areas?
Q1r4: Labelling - Please indicate whether you are involved in your company's or organization?s decision making in the following areas?
Q1r5: Ensuring the company satisfies legal and regulatory requirements - Please indicate whether you are involved in your company's or organization?s decision making in the following areas?
Q1r6: No, none of the above - Please indicate whether you are involved in your company's or organization?s decision making in the following areas?
Q1r7: Prefer not to answer - Please indicate whether you are involved in your company's or organization?s decision making in the following areas?
Q2: Which of the following best describes the organization you work for?
Q3: Approximately, how many full-time staff (FTE) does your company or organization currently employ in total?
noanswerQ3_r99: Approximately, how many full-time staff (FTE) does your company or organization currently employ in total?: Prefer not to answer - No Answer
XQ3: Q3 CODED
Q4: Do you work for a company or organization that operates in at least two countries other than Canada?
Q5: Which of the following provinces or territories do you work in?
Q6: Can you name the organization responsible for enforcing federal competition laws and labelling laws (except as it relates to food products)?
Q7: Price-fixing, bid-rigging, collusion - Please indicate how aware you are of these activities. Please use a scale from 1 to 5 where 1 means "Not at all aware" and 5 means "Very aware."
Q8: Misleading advertising and deceptive marketing practices - Please indicate how aware you are of these activities. Please use a scale from 1 to 5 where 1 means "Not at all aware" and 5 means "Very aware."
Q9: Mass-marketing fraud - Please indicate how aware you are of these activities. Please use a scale from 1 to 5 where 1 means "Not at all aware" and 5 means "Very aware."
Q10: Abuse of dominance (monopolization) - Please indicate how aware you are of these activities. Please use a scale from 1 to 5 where 1 means "Not at all aware" and 5 means "Very aware."
Q11: Consumer packaging and textile labelling, and marking of precious metals - Please indicate how aware you are of these activities. Please use a scale from 1 to 5 where 1 means "Not at all aware" and 5 means "Very aware."
Q12: Mergers and acquisitions - Please indicate how aware you are of these activities. Please use a scale from 1 to 5 where 1 means "Not at all aware" and 5 means "Very aware."
Q13: How important is it to your organization that these laws are in place?
Q14: A federal law called the Competition Act that governs most business conduct in Canada with the purpose of maintaining and encouraging competition and ensuring that businesses have a fair opportunity to participate in the Canadian economy
Q15: A federal law called the Consumer Packaging and labelling Act that requires that prepackaged consumer products (excluding food) have accurate and meaningful labelling information
Q16: A federal law called the Textile labelling Act that requires that textile articles, such as clothing, have accurate and meaningful labelling information
Q17: A federal law called the Precious Metals Marking Act that covers the requirements for the marking of precious metals such as gold and silver
Q18: A federal law called the Competition Act that governs most business conduct in Canada with the purpose of maintaining and encouraging competition and ensuring that businesses have a fair opportunity to participate in the Canadian economy
Q19: A federal law called the Consumer Packaging and labelling Act that requires that prepackaged consumer products (excluding food) have accurate and meaningful labelling information
Q20: A federal law called the Textile labelling Act that requires that textile articles, such as clothing, have accurate and meaningful labelling information
Q21: A federal law called the Precious Metals Marking Act that covers the requirements for the marking of precious metals such as gold and silver
Q22r1: The Competition Bureau - If you need general information about competition law or compliance with any of these Acts, who or what would you consult?
Q22r2: A lawyer/Legal counsel - If you need general information about competition law or compliance with any of these Acts, who or what would you consult?
Q22r3: Innovation, Science, and Economic Development Canada - If you need general information about competition law or compliance with any of these Acts, who or what would you consult?
Q22r4: The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre? - If you need general information about competition law or compliance with any of these Acts, who or what would you consult?
Q22r5: A Government of Canada website - If you need general information about competition law or compliance with any of these Acts, who or what would you consult?
Q22r6: Family/Friends - If you need general information about competition law or compliance with any of these Acts, who or what would you consult?
Q22r7: Police (e.g., RCMP) - If you need general information about competition law or compliance with any of these Acts, who or what would you consult?
Q22r8: Internet search? - If you need general information about competition law or compliance with any of these Acts, who or what would you consult?
Q22r77: Other (SPECIFY) - If you need general information about competition law or compliance with any of these Acts, who or what would you consult?
Q22r98: Don't know - If you need general information about competition law or compliance with any of these Acts, who or what would you consult?
Q22r99: Prefer not to answer - If you need general information about competition law or compliance with any of these Acts, who or what would you consult?
Q22r77oe: If you need general information about competition law or compliance with any of these Acts, who or what would you consult? - Other (SPECIFY)
Q23: How familiar are you with the Competition Bureau? Please use a scale from 1 to 5 where 1 means "Not at all familiar" and 5 means "Very familiar."
Q24: Which statement best reflects your knowledge of the Competition Bureau before completing this survey?
Q25: Over the past year, how clearly do you recall seeing or hearing anything about the Competition Bureau?
Q26: The bread price-fixing investigation, where Canada's largest suppliers (Weston Bakeries and Canada Bread) and some of Canada's largest retailers of fresh commercial bread, Loblaw Companies Limited, Sobeys, Metro, Walmart and Giant Tiger
Q27: The settlement of the Competition Bureau's lawsuit against Ticketmaster for allegedly misleading pricing claims in online ticket sales
Q28: Facebook to pay a $9 million penalty to settle Competition Bureau concerns about misleading privacy claims on Facebook and messenger
Q29: The Competition Bureau's settlement with Moose Knuckles, a premium outerwear brand, regarding concerns over the company's advertising and labelling of certain parkas that were promoted as Made in Canada
Q30: The Competition Bureau's news release warning businesses against making deceptive marketing claims about COVID-19 prevention, treatment or cure
Q31: The Competition Bureau's news release about letters advising companies and marketing agencies involved in influencer marketing to be transparent when advertising on social media
Q32: The Competition Bureau's case against the Toronto Real Estate Board (TREB) that forced TREB to remove restrictions on its members access and use of real-estate data
Q33: The Competition Bureau's actions to stop unsubstantiated weight loss claims
Q34: The Competition Bureau's review of the merger between agribusiness firms Bayer AG and Monsanto Company
Q35: The Competition Bureau's Facebook post warning sellers of non-surgical masks against making false or misleading claims about COVID-19 prevention, and with information on the labelling requirements for cloth masks
Q36: The Competition Bureau statement on Competitor Collaborations during the COVID-19 pandemic
Q37: The annual Fraud Prevention Month campaign
Q38: The Competition Bureau's submission to the Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) on mobile wireless services?
Q39: The Competition Bureau's advocacy materials to regulators about regulations in the taxi industry, food truck regulations, and competition in the eyewear industry
Q40: The Competition Bureau's call-out to market participants for information on potentially anti-competitive conduct in the digital economy
Q41: The Competition Bureau's market studies, such as the broadband (high-speed) internet services market study or the FinTech market study on innovation in the financial services sector
Q42: The Competition Bureau's publication called the Deceptive Marketing Practices Digest - Below is a list of cases, activities and publications by the Competition Bureau.
Q43: The Competition Bureau's publication called the Little Black Book of Scams - Below is a list of cases, activities and publications by the Competition Bureau.
Q44: The Competition Bureau's Business alerts on scams such as the fake CEO scam, fake intellectual property rights solicitations and fake product recalls
Q45: The Bureau Corporate Compliance Programs Bulletin and/or compliance-related presentations - Below is a list of cases, activities and publications by the Competition Bureau.
Q46: The Competition Bureau's enforcement guidance documents, such as the Intellectual Property Enforcement Guidelines, Abuse of Dominance Guidelines, Merger Enforcement Guidelines, Competitor Collaboration Guidelines...
Q47: The Competition Bureau's Immunity and Leniency Programs - Below is a list of cases, activities and publications by the Competition Bureau. For each of the following, please indicate how clearly you recall hearing about it.
Q48r0: None of them - Below is a list of Competition Bureau activities and publications. Please indicate the ones, if any, that are of interest to you.
Q48r1: Updates on the Bureau's major enforcement cases - Below is a list of Competition Bureau activities and publications. Please indicate the ones, if any, that are of interest to you.
Q48r2: The annual Fraud Prevention Month campaign - Below is a list of Competition Bureau activities and publications. Please indicate the ones, if any, that are of interest to you.
Q48r3: The Little Black Book of Scams - a publication with tips to help consumers and businesses recognize and report scams in Canada
Q48r4: The Competition Bureau's competition promotion work with regulators and policy-makers, including market studies, regulatory interventions and other related publications
Q48r5: The Competition Bureau's call-out to market participants for information on potentially anti-competitive conduct in the digital economy
Q48r6: The Competition Bureau's publication called the Deceptive Marketing Practices Digest - a publication that offers advice and presents the Bureau's perspective on advertising and marketing practices
Q48r7: The Competition Bureau's Business alerts - alerts with information for businesses about deceptive marketing practices, misleading advertising and scams
Q48r8: The Competition Bureau Corporate Compliance Programs Bulletin and/or compliance materials, such as presentations, videos and fact sheets
Q48r9: The Competition Bureau's enforcement guidance documents, such as the Intellectual Property Enforcement Guidelines, Abuse of Dominance Guidelines, Merger Enforcement Guidelines, Competitor Collaboration Guidelines...
Q48r10: The Competition Bureau's Immunity and Leniency Programs - Below is a list of Competition Bureau activities and publications. Please indicate the ones, if any, that are of interest to you.
Q48r77: All of them - Below is a list of Competition Bureau activities and publications. Please indicate the ones, if any, that are of interest to you.
Q48r88: Don't know - Below is a list of Competition Bureau activities and publications. Please indicate the ones, if any, that are of interest to you.
Q48r99: Prefer not to answer - Below is a list of Competition Bureau activities and publications. Please indicate the ones, if any, that are of interest to you.
Q49r0: None of them - Using the list below, please indicate the ones, if any that have had an impact on your behaviour or work.
Q49r1: Updates on the Bureau's major enforcement cases - Using the list below, please indicate the ones, if any that have had an impact on your behaviour or work.
Q49r2: The annual Fraud Prevention Month campaign
Q49r3: The Little Black Book of Scams
Q49r4: The Competition Bureau's competition promotion work with regulators and policy-makers, such as market studies and regulatory interventions
Q49r5: The Competition Bureau's call-out to market participants for information on potentially anti-competitive conduct in the digital economy
Q49r6: The Competition Bureau's publication called the Deceptive Marketing Practices Digest
Q49r7: The Competition Bureau's Business alerts
Q49r8: The Competition Bureau Corporate Compliance Programs Bulletin and/or compliance materials
Q49r9: The Competition Bureau's enforcement guidance documents
Q49r10: The Competition Bureau's Immunity and Leniency Programs
Q49r77: All of them
Q49r88: Don't know
Q49r99: Prefer not to answer
Q50_Lr1: For each, please indicate what type of impact it had. Updates on the Bureau's major enforcement cases
Q50_Lr2: For each, please indicate what type of impact it had. The annual Fraud Prevention Month campaign
Q50_Lr3: For each, please indicate what type of impact it had. The Little Black Book of Scams
Q50_Lr4: For each, please indicate what type of impact it had. The Competition Bureau's competition promotion work with regulators and policy-makers, such as market studies and regulatory interventions
Q50_Lr5: For each, please indicate what type of impact it had. The Competition Bureau's call-out to market participants for information on potentially anti-competitive conduct in the digital economy
Q50_Lr6: For each, please indicate what type of impact it had. The Competition Bureau's publication called the Deceptive Marketing Practices Digest
Q50_Lr7: For each, please indicate what type of impact it had. The Competition Bureau's Business alerts
Q50_Lr8: For each, please indicate what type of impact it had. The Competition Bureau Corporate Compliance Programs Bulletin and/or compliance materials
Q50_Lr9: For each, please indicate what type of impact it had. The Competition Bureau's enforcement guidance documents
Q50_Lr10: For each, please indicate what type of impact it had. The Competition Bureau's Immunity and Leniency Programs
Q60: Are there any other activities or publications by the Competition Bureau that have affected the way your company makes decisions?
Q60r77oe: Are there any other activities or publications by the Competition Bureau that have affected the way your company makes decisions? - Yes (SPECIFY)
Q61r1: I implemented a Compliance Program or have enhanced my current program. - In that case, how did the Competition Bureau impact your behaviour?
Q61r2: My company changed its business conduct to be compliant with Canada's competition and labelling laws. - In that case, how did the Competition Bureau impact your behaviour?
Q61r3: I didn't do anything, but I have more knowledge on anti-competitive activity. - In that case, how did the Competition Bureau impact your behaviour?
Q61r4: I contacted the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre. - In that case, how did the Competition Bureau impact your behaviour?
Q61r5: I called the Federal Contracting Fraud Tip Line (a joint initiative of the Competition Bureau, Public Services and Procurement Canada and the RCMP). - In that case, how did the Competition Bureau impact your behaviour?
Q61r6: I filed a complaint with the Competition Bureau on suspected anti-competitive activity. - In that case, how did the Competition Bureau impact your behaviour?
Q61r7: I filed a complaint with the RCMP or local police. - In that case, how did the Competition Bureau impact your behaviour?
Q61r8: I filed a complaint with another agency. - In that case, how did the Competition Bureau impact your behaviour?
Q61r9: I applied to the Immunity and Leniency Program. - In that case, how did the Competition Bureau impact your behaviour?
Q61r88: Don't know - In that case, how did the Competition Bureau impact your behaviour?
Q61r99: Prefer not to answer - In that case, how did the Competition Bureau impact your behaviour?
Q62: Enforcing the laws against anti-competitive behaviour - In your opinion, how is the Competition Bureau doing at each of the following?
Q63: Ensuring Canadian businesses can thrive and innovate in the digital marketplace - In your opinion, how is the Competition Bureau doing at each of the following?
Q64: Addressing the competition issues associated with the digital transformations taking place in the marketplace - In your opinion, how is the Competition Bureau doing at each of the following?
Q65: Providing Canadian businesses with Business alerts containing useful information on deceptive marketing practices, misleading advertising and scams? - In your opinion, how is the Competition Bureau doing at each of the following?
Q66: Helping Canadian businesses understand how to be compliant with Canada's competition and labelling laws? - In your opinion, how is the Competition Bureau doing at each of the following?
Q67: Educating Canadians on how to recognize anti-competitive behaviours, such as price-fixing and misleading advertising and deceptive marketing practices
Q68: Educating Canadians on how to report suspected anti-competitive activities to the Competition Bureau? - In your opinion, how is the Competition Bureau doing at each of the following?
Q69: Have you ever contacted the Competition Bureau?
Q70r1: I called their Information Centre. - How did you contact the Competition Bureau?
Q70r2: I sent them an online complaint. - How did you contact the Competition Bureau?
Q70r3: My lawyer contacted the Competition Bureau for me. - How did you contact the Competition Bureau?
Q70r4: I called the Federal Contracting Fraud Tip Line. - How did you contact the Competition Bureau?
Q70r5: Immunity and Leniency applicant - How did you contact the Competition Bureau?
Q70r6: Through social media (Facebook, Twitter, Reddit or LinkedIn) - How did you contact the Competition Bureau?
Q70r77: Other (specify) - How did you contact the Competition Bureau?
Q70r88: Don't know - How did you contact the Competition Bureau?
Q70r99: Prefer not to answer - How did you contact the Competition Bureau?
Q70r77oe: How did you contact the Competition Bureau? - Other (specify)
Q71r1: For information on merger guidelines - Why did you contact the Competition Bureau?
Q71r2: For information on how to comply with labelling laws - Why did you contact the Competition Bureau?
Q71r3: For information on how to comply with the Competition Act - Why did you contact the Competition Bureau?
Q71r4: For information on CA Identification NumbersThe CA Identification Number is an identification number registered for the exclusive use of a Canadian dealer on the label of a consumer textile article in place of a name and postal address
Q71r5: For information on or to report a scam or other deceptive marketing practice - Why did you contact the Competition Bureau?
Q71r6: To file a complaint - Why did you contact the Competition Bureau?
Q71r7: To request a written opinion - Why did you contact the Competition Bureau?
Q71r8: To submit a merger notification - Why did you contact the Competition Bureau?
Q71r9: For information on their Immunity and Leniency Programs - Why did you contact the Competition Bureau?
Q71r10: To request a compliance presentation - Why did you contact the Competition Bureau?
Q71r11: For information on an investigation - Why did you contact the Competition Bureau?
Q71r77: Other (SPECIFY) - Why did you contact the Competition Bureau?
Q71r88: Don't know - Why did you contact the Competition Bureau?
Q71r99: Prefer not to answer - Why did you contact the Competition Bureau?
Q71r77oe: Why did you contact the Competition Bureau? - Other (SPECIFY)
Q72: Overall, how satisfied have you been with the contact that you have had with the Competition Bureau?
Q73: Why were you dissatisfied?
noanswerQ73_r88: Why were you dissatisfied?: Don't know - No Answer
noanswerQ73_r99: Why were you dissatisfied?: Prefer not to answer - No Answer
Q74: I had heard of activities the Competition Bureau does, but I was not aware they were involved. - To what extent do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?
Q75: I am interested in hearing, reading or seeing more from the Competition Bureau. - To what extent do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?
Q76: I believe the Competition Bureau's enforcement and labelling law guidelines are clear and easy to understand. - To what extent do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?
Q77: I believe the Competition Bureau's work is beneficial to the economy. - To what extent do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?
Q78: I would trust information provided by the Competition Bureau. - To what extent do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?
Q79: I am confident the company I work for is compliant with competition and labelling laws. - To what extent do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?
Q80: I know how to find out whether the company I work for is compliant with competition and labelling laws. - To what extent do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?
Q81: I am aware of the requirements needed to submit a Merger Notification to the Competition Bureau. - To what extent do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?
Q82: What additional information, if any, would you like to receive from the Competition Bureau? Please be as specific as possible.
noanswerQ82_r1: What additional information, if any, would you like to receive from the Competition Bureau : Nothing/Want no additional information - No Answer
noanswerQ82_r88: What additional information, if any, would you like to receive from the Competition Bureau : Don't know - No Answer
noanswerQ82_r99: What additional information, if any, would you like to receive from the Competition Bureau : Prefer not to answer - No Answer
Q83r1: I am not interested in receiving any information. - What method of communication would you prefer if you were to receive information about and from the Competition Bureau?
Q83r2: Email - What method of communication would you prefer if you were to receive information about and from the Competition Bureau?
Q83r3: Regular mail - What method of communication would you prefer if you were to receive information about and from the Competition Bureau?
Q83r4: Telephone? - What method of communication would you prefer if you were to receive information about and from the Competition Bureau?
Q83r5: In-person - What method of communication would you prefer if you were to receive information about and from the Competition Bureau?
Q83r6: Social media (Facebook, Twitter, Reddit or LinkedIn) - What method of communication would you prefer if you were to receive information about and from the Competition Bureau?
Q83r7: News media - What method of communication would you prefer if you were to receive information about and from the Competition Bureau?
Q83r8: Competition Bureau website - What method of communication would you prefer if you were to receive information about and from the Competition Bureau?
Q83r77: Other (specify) - What method of communication would you prefer if you were to receive information about and from the Competition Bureau?
Q83r88: Don't know - What method of communication would you prefer if you were to receive information about and from the Competition Bureau?
Q83r99: Prefer not to answer - What method of communication would you prefer if you were to receive information about and from the Competition Bureau?
Q83r77oe: What method of communication would you prefer if you were to receive information about and from the Competition Bureau? - Other (specify)
Q84r1: Accommodation and Food Services (e.g. hotels and restaurants) - Now that you know more about the Competition Bureau, in which sectors of the economy should the Bureau focus its work?
Q84r2: Waste Management Services (Waste collection and treatment) - Now that you know more about the Competition Bureau, in which sectors of the economy should the Bureau focus its work?
Q84r3: Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting - Now that you know more about the Competition Bureau, in which sectors of the economy should the Bureau focus its work?
Q84r4: Arts, Entertainment and Recreation - Now that you know more about the Competition Bureau, in which sectors of the economy should the Bureau focus its work?
Q84r5: Construction - Now that you know more about the Competition Bureau, in which sectors of the economy should the Bureau focus its work?
Q84r6: Educational Services - Now that you know more about the Competition Bureau, in which sectors of the economy should the Bureau focus its work?
Q84r7: Banking and Finance - Now that you know more about the Competition Bureau, in which sectors of the economy should the Bureau focus its work?
Q84r8: Health Care and Pharmaceuticals - Now that you know more about the Competition Bureau, in which sectors of the economy should the Bureau focus its work?
Q84r9: Telecommunications - Now that you know more about the Competition Bureau, in which sectors of the economy should the Bureau focus its work?
Q84r10: E-commerce Platforms (e.g. Amazon, Shopify, Facebook Marketplace and eBay) - Now that you know more about the Competition Bureau, in which sectors of the economy should the Bureau focus its work?
Q84r11: Social Media Platforms (e.g. Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram - Now that you know more about the Competition Bureau, in which sectors of the economy should the Bureau focus its work?
Q84r12: Manufacturing - Now that you know more about the Competition Bureau, in which sectors of the economy should the Bureau focus its work?
Q84r13: Retail Gas (e.g. gas stations) - Now that you know more about the Competition Bureau, in which sectors of the economy should the Bureau focus its work?
Q84r14: Real Estate and Rental and Leasing - Now that you know more about the Competition Bureau, in which sectors of the economy should the Bureau focus its work?
Q84r15: Retail Trade (e.g. grocery stores, department stores and automobile dealers) - Now that you know more about the Competition Bureau, in which sectors of the economy should the Bureau focus its work?
Q84r16: Transportation (e.g. air and rail transportation, and municipal transit systems) - Now that you know more about the Competition Bureau, in which sectors of the economy should the Bureau focus its work?
Q84r17: Utilities (e.g. electric power generation and natural gas distribution) - Now that you know more about the Competition Bureau, in which sectors of the economy should the Bureau focus its work?
Q84r18: All of the above - Now that you know more about the Competition Bureau, in which sectors of the economy should the Bureau focus its work?
Q84r77: Other (please specify) - Now that you know more about the Competition Bureau, in which sectors of the economy should the Bureau focus its work?
Q84r97: None / Nothing - Now that you know more about the Competition Bureau, in which sectors of the economy should the Bureau focus its work?
Q84r98: Don''t know/ refused - Now that you know more about the Competition Bureau, in which sectors of the economy should the Bureau focus its work?
Q84r77oe: Now that you know more about the Competition Bureau, in which sectors of the economy should the Bureau focus its work? - Other (please specify)
Q85r1: Newfoundland and Labrador - In which of the following provinces or territories does your organization have operations?
Q85r2: Nova Scotia - In which of the following provinces or territories does your organization have operations?
Q85r3: Prince Edward Island - In which of the following provinces or territories does your organization have operations?
Q85r4: New Brunswick - In which of the following provinces or territories does your organization have operations?
Q85r5: Quebec - In which of the following provinces or territories does your organization have operations?
Q85r6: Ontario - In which of the following provinces or territories does your organization have operations?
Q85r7: Manitoba - In which of the following provinces or territories does your organization have operations?
Q85r8: Saskatchewan - In which of the following provinces or territories does your organization have operations?
Q85r9: Alberta - In which of the following provinces or territories does your organization have operations?
Q85r10: British Columbia - In which of the following provinces or territories does your organization have operations?
Q85r11: Yukon - In which of the following provinces or territories does your organization have operations?
Q85r12: Nunavut - In which of the following provinces or territories does your organization have operations?
Q85r13: Northwest Territories - In which of the following provinces or territories does your organization have operations?
Q85r99: Prefer not to say? - In which of the following provinces or territories does your organization have operations?
Q86: Which of the following best describes the industry or sector you work in? If you are active in more than one sector, please identify the main sector.
Q86r96oe: Which of the following best describes the industry or sector you work in? If you are active in more than one sector, please identify the main sector. - Other (please specify)
Q87r1: An established business looking to enter new markets - From the list of descriptors below, please indicate the ones that apply to your company.
Q87r2: An established business looking to innovate - From the list of descriptors below, please indicate the ones that apply to your company.
Q87r3: A woman-led business - From the list of descriptors below, please indicate the ones that apply to your company.
Q87r4: A business led by a newcomer/ immigrant - From the list of descriptors below, please indicate the ones that apply to your company.
Q87r5: A start up - From the list of descriptors below, please indicate the ones that apply to your company.
Q87r6: A STEM (science, technology, engineering or math) company - From the list of descriptors below, please indicate the ones that apply to your company.
Q87r7: An aspiring scale-up - From the list of descriptors below, please indicate the ones that apply to your company.
Q87r8: An Indigenous led business - From the list of descriptors below, please indicate the ones that apply to your company.
Q87r77: All of them - From the list of descriptors below, please indicate the ones that apply to your company.
Q87r88: None of them - From the list of descriptors below, please indicate the ones that apply to your company.
Q87r98: Don't know - From the list of descriptors below, please indicate the ones that apply to your company.
Q87r99: Prefer not to answer - From the list of descriptors below, please indicate the ones that apply to your company.