Creditors of three tobacco giants have approved a $32.5-billion global settlement with provinces, territories, and smokers in Canada, marking a significant milestone in a lengthy legal saga. The proposal includes payments to provinces, territories, Quebec smokers, and a foundation to assist those affected by tobacco-related diseases. The plan, which still requires court approval, aims to hold tobacco companies accountable and includes provisions for smoking-reduction measures and public awareness efforts to prevent tobacco-related diseases.
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Suspects arrested, including a 16 year-old, after failed attempt to steal Doug Ford's car
Four suspects, including a 16-year-old, were arrested for attempting to steal a vehicle from Ontario Premier Doug Ford's home. Ford criticized the justice system during an event, highlighting the need for bail reform and expressing frustration over repeat offenders, while police found tools for vehicle theft in the suspects' possession. Need More Context? 🔎
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