Graphic Warnings On Cigarette Packs Spark Critique In Canada
Readers hear that new graphic warnings arrived in Roblin, while critics label the images medical pornography and urge banning tobacco. The writer accuses government inaction, calls for outlawing additives or tobacco itself, and argues for stronger measures to stop smoking and protect health.
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Roblin
Canadian Council For Non-Smoking
Canada
Caring people across towns big hearted in Canada stories
Fred McGuinness highlights locals known for generosity and service. Mary Shire of Kelso, long-time Saskatchewan Horse Federation member, organized and funded aid during medical expenses. In Carlyle, a bald Mountie helped launch Cops for Cancer, with Constable Laura Lee joining the effort. Emerson and Martha Robinson invite lonely residents to a Christmas dinner in Hanna, serving 22 guests plus their 13 family members. Agnes Heaman, 85, has spent 70 years as Carman’s pianist, guiding sing-songs and community concerts without reading music.
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Kelso
Mary Shire
Wheels and Saddles Club
Saskatchewan Horse Federation
Marg
Wawota
RCMP
Carlyle
Alberta
Cops For Cancer
Carlyle Redcoats
Laura Lee
Carlyle Observer
Hanna
The
Herald
Emerson
Martha Robinson
Robinsons
Lions’ Hall
Martha
Carman Valley
Agnes Heaman
Carman
Boyne Lodge
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