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Why are young people increasingly using vape or tobacco products?

Between 2015 and 2025 the number of young people vaping or using tobacco products increased by 10%. Smoking portrayals in media has also increased, some of the world’s most famous celebrities are often photographed with a cigarette in their hands, and so-called “cigfluencers” hav ...  Show more

US-Canada trade talks collapse: What happens next?

"They asked too much and they offered too little" - That was the Canadian Prime Minister's explanation to Canadians yesterday, just hours after he withdrew his team from trade tariff negotiations with the Americans. So, what happens now for Canada, and who holds the real power? J ...  Show more

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