Canada is moving from an environment where the sale of nicotine e-liquid was technically illegal to one where it will be possible to advertise it.Read More
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An indirect subsidiary of Alliance One International is gearing up to satisfy expected increases in demand for medicinal and recreational cannabis in Canada.Read More
A new law in Canada will allow the sale of nicotine-delivering e-cigarettes, but it won't allow advertisements informing smokers why they should consider switching to such devices.Read More
It seems inevitable that there will be a consolidation among tobacco-control organizations in countries where tobacco-consumption rates are falling.Read More
In Canada, recent federal and Ontario tobacco tax increases are forecast to cause revenues to fall short of the province’s expectations by $235 million per year in 2018-19 and 2019-20.Read More
The logic of the Canadian authorities’ approaches to marijuana and tobacco seems to suggest that they want consumers to buy licit marijuana but illicit tobacco.Read More
Banned from taking part in the official debate on changes to a number of tobacco and other acts, Imperial Tobacco Canada has called a press conference for today.Read More
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Canada in dialogue
Tobacco harm reduction will be discussed at a free-to-attend dialogue in Vancouver, a city that is no stranger to the concept of harm reduction.Read More
It was always going to be the case that some researchers would refuse to apply for grants from the Foundation for a Smoke-Free World, however well-intentioned its aims.Read More
Canada’s National Non-Smoking Week has provided Imperial Tobacco with an opportunity again to urge the government to embrace the principles of harm reduction.Read More
