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Filtration is not a complete solution because burning creates toxic chemicals continuously
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Smoking kills six million people a year worldwide and, if current trends continue, the World Health Organisation predicts more than 1 billion tobacco-related deaths this century
Bill C-10, which took effect in April, targets individuals caught producing, transporting or selling large quantities of raw tobacco leaves or manufactured cigarettes on which a government tax has not been paid
