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Tobacco Industry Denormalization

	May 31, 2007	What Do The Smoke Folk Have In Common With Organized Crime? Or Taking The Normal Out Of An Industry That Kills
	November 1, 2004	Campaign for Tobacco Industry Denormalization: A letter to Health Minister Ujjal Donsanjh
	November 1, 2004	Health Authorities Urge Governments To Tell The Truth About The Tobacco Industry
	November 1, 2004	Tobacco Industry Denormalization: Telling the truth about the tobacco industry's role in the tobacco epidemic
	July 22, 2002	Government-commissioned report supports health community calls for more hard-hitting advertising campaigns
	July 22, 2002	Report Recommends Health Canada Target “Lies of the Tobacco Industry” in Mass Media Campaign
	July 20, 2002	Health Canada urged to use ads to target 'manipulative, scheming' tobacco industry

According to the latest results from the Canadian Tobacco Use Monitoring Survey (CTUMS), for data collected between February and December 2005, slightly fewer than 5 million people, representing 19% of the population aged 15 years and older, were current smokers, of which 15% reported smoking daily. Approximately 22% of men were current smokers, higher than the proportion of women (16%).

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