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N.S. to defend tobacco display law
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Wed Oct 6, 2010 BBC News
The province of Nova Scotia will be in court next year to justify an anti-smoking law that has been deemed a Charter violation. Trial dates were set Wednesday for the next round of a legal battle between the province and a Kentville store owner. The Tobacco Access Act requires cigarettes, cigars and tobacco products to be displayed under the counter. It's part of the province's strategy to lower smoking rates. |
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