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Did you know? Saskatchewan will spend almost $13 million this year on childhood vaccines. Read more about immunizations. Health Promotion Tobacco ReductionTobacco Reduction - Smoke Free Public PlacesTobacco use is the leading cause of preventable illness, disability and premature death in Canada. Smoking is a major contributing factor to a number of chronic diseases and deaths. Second hand smoke can cause serious health concerns for children and all non-smokers in our communities. Saskatchewan Health ensures co-ordination of tobacco policy across sectors and leads the implementation of organizational policies and legislation that support reducing tobacco use. The ministry also makes available and accessible information about tobacco and tobacco related issues, which address prevention, cessation, protection and "denormalization." A copy of The Tobacco Control Act and The Tobacco Control Regulations are available on the Saskatchewan Government, Queen’s Printer Web Site.
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Queen's Printer T-14.1 Tobacco Control Act Queen's Printer T 14.1 Reg 1- Tobacco Control Regulations The Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan - Bills News Release January 19, 2005 News Release January 17, 2005 News Release January 07, 2005 News Release December 23, 2004 News Release December 09, 2004 News Release May 12, 2004 For more information. |
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