This article originally appeared in the National Post. By Derek Burney, January 8, 2025 The protracted, often precarious two-and-a-half-month transition ...
Trump "relies on negotiating partners’ taking his behavior at face value, losing their nerve and getting emotional... Canada has repeatedly fallen into that trap."
MLI's @brianleecrowley in @WSJopinion
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Canada’s illicit nicotine market is rapidly expanding, from contraband cigarettes to illegal vapes, nicotine pouches, and online black markets.
New research from @MLInstitute /CNAPS
by Christian Leuprecht examines the risks to public health, government revenue, and
“The illicit nicotine trade is expanding … Organized crime groups are already capitalizing on the market, and revenues from sales are not confined to nicotine; they help finance broader criminal enterprises, including weapons and human trafficking,” warns Christian Leuprecht.
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