Tobacco has killed half a million Ontario residents since 1950 — more than alcohol, drugs, car crashes and AIDS combined — and claims another every half hour, says a jarring new
report.
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"To use an analogy, the death toll from tobacco in Ontario is equivalent to one fully loaded jumbo jet crashing every sixth day, without any survivors."
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Which begs the question ... if smoking on airliners caused one to crash every week, on average, how long would it take to make smoking on airliners illegal?
