Young Canadians Cut Smoking Among Youths, StatsCan Finds
A Statistics Canada survey shows the share of youths aged 10 to 14 who smoked in 2002 fell to 6.2 percent from 13.6 percent in 1994. Quebec remains the highest smoking region, with 12.2 percent in 2002, down from 19.4 percent in 1994, while declines occurred across provinces. The study notes price and social attitudes as factors, with 25 percent of youths trying smoking in 2002 versus 42 percent in 1994.
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Toronto stepmother gets 15 years in slaying of daughter
Kaneez Fatima, 49, must serve at least 15 years for second degree serious crime in the 2000s death of Farah Khan, while her husband Muhammad Afsal Khan received life without parole with a minimum 25 years. Judge David Watt said she failed to intervene during the fatal assault in their Toronto apartment.
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More charges for Alta man in powder to legislature case
Elmer Lodmell, 86, was charged with three additional weapons offences after a court appearance, bringing total charges to six. The May incident saw 28 white powder packages sent to Alberta legislature and other offices, triggering a lockdown and testing by a dangerous goods team. Police linked the note to discontent with the justice system. tests found the powder harmless.
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