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Canada’s New Tobacco Warning Labels | Edmonton News
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Starting August 1, Canada’s tobacco packaging gets a terrifying makeover—with graphic warnings like cancerous organs and bloody urine designed to shock smokers into quitting. Retailers must clear old stock by then, and new phrases now appear on cigarette filters. Quit-smoking advice is also moved to a more visible inside flap. This isn’t the first time Canada’s gone graphic, but the visuals are now more intense than ever, aiming to make the health risks impossible to ignore.
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