By April 2024, tobacco packaging will have new health-related messages, and the government is planning a "periodic rotation of messages." Every year, 46,000 people in Canada die from tobacco use, according to the Heart and Stroke Foundation
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New Canadian regulations would put a warning on each cigarette, not just packaging (new window) ANALYSIS Canada has some of the highest teen vaping rates in the world, new data shows (new window) Cynthia Callard, the executive director of Physicians for a Smoke-Free Canada, said the changes to cigarettes and packaging have been in development for a number of years but they were worth the wait
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