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T2SCH46 Part II - Tobacco Manufacturers' Surtax
- Canada Revenue Agency
- www.canada.ca > Forms listed by number - CRA
- T2SCH46 Part II - Tobacco Manufacturers' Surtax For best results, download and open this form in Adobe Reader. See General information for details. You can view this form in: PDF t2sch46-17e.pdf PDF fillable/saveable t2sch46-fill-17e.pdf Last update: 2017-11-15 Previous-year versions are also available.
Prevent smoking
- Health Canada
- www.canada.ca > Smoking, vaping and tobacco
- Prevent smoking Learn how to say no to smoking and keep children smoke-free. Also test your tobacco knowledge. Services and information Keep children smoke-free Access tips to prevent children and youths from smoking. Contributors Health Canada What we are doing Laws and regulations Tobacco Act Non-Smokers Health Act Tobacco Reporting Regulations Tobacco
Infographic: Inequalities in smoking in Canada
- Public Health Agency of Canada
- www.canada.ca > Publications – Science, research and data
- or occasionally.Footnote * Inequalities in tobacco use and smoking-related harms begin in the womb and combine over the life course. When smoking is combined with other unhealthy behaviours and conditions/exposures, it can further decrease life expectancy. Smoking tobacco is the leading cause of preventable death in Canada. Main causes of smoking-related deaths include
Tobacco
- National Defence
- www.canada.ca > Addiction awareness and prevention
- Tobacco From: National Defence On this page Smokeless tobacco E-cigarettes Butt Out Program: The Canadian Armed Forces tobacco cessation initiatives According to the Canadian Cancer Society, tobacco use kills more than 37,000 Canadians every year. One of every two lifetime smokers die from smoking, mostly from cancer or heart disease. Using tobacco dulls
Drugs and medication
- Health Canada
- www.canada.ca > Drug and health products
- and biological drugs, veterinary drugs, radiopharmaceutical drugs and disinfectant products Counterfeit prescription drugs Counterfeit prescription drugs, avoiding counterfeit prescription drugs, prevention Controlled and illegal drugs Types of controlled and illegal drugs, uses, effects, mental and physical health risks Smoking and tobacco Tobacco use data, products
Public Health Agency of Canada
- Public Health Agency of Canada
- www.canada.ca > Canada.ca
- Get the facts about injuries and how to prevent them, at work or home, for any age. Health Promotion Learn to improve health at all life stages and about the risks of substance abuse, smoking and tobacco. Funding Opportunities Read about our grants and contributions programs, how and why we give funding and who has had funding from us. Surveillance We collect
Publications – Science, research and data
- Health Canada
- www.canada.ca > Publications – Health
- Publications – Science, research and data Health science and research Research Ethics Board's Operational Policy Framework Data The health of Canadian youth: Findings from the health behaviour in school-aged children study Canadian Tobacco, Alcohol and Drugs Survey (CTADS) - Summary of results for 2013 Canadian Tobacco, Alcohol and Drugs Survey (CTADS
Tobacco: Behind the Smoke - video
- Health Canada
- www.canada.ca > Services
- Tobacco: Behind the Smoke - video With described video Transcript Video Gallery Transcript - Tobacco: Behind the Smoke - video The entire video is animated. A series of 3D elements, diagrams, and text are seen throughout the video, floating on a black background. Opening music playing. Black background with white smoke. The word tobacco appears then fades
Public Health Agency of Canada
- Public Health Agency of Canada
- www.canada.ca > Canada.ca
- Get the facts about injuries and how to prevent them, at work or home, for any age. Health Promotion Learn to improve health at all life stages and about the risks of substance abuse, smoking and tobacco. Funding Opportunities Read about our grants and contributions programs, how and why we give funding and who has had funding from us. Surveillance We collect
EDN64 Cigarette Inventory Tax on April 1, 2020
- Canada Revenue Agency
- www.canada.ca > EDN64 Cigarette Inventory Tax on April 1, 2020
- duty has been paid as indicated by Duty Paid Canada Droit Acquitté on the affixed tobacco stamp; and imported unstamped cigarettes on which special duty was paid by a duty-free shop. Cigarette includes any roll or tubular construction intended for smoking, other than a cigar or a tobacco stick. The cigarette inventory tax for April 1, 2020 is $0.00232 per
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