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Never flick cigarette ends off balconies or out of car windows

When returning to Canada after an international trip of 48 hours or more, an adult passenger can legally bring back up to 200 grams (roughly 7 ounces) of loose chewing tobacco or dipping tobacco logs duty-free as part of their personal customs exemption allowance

Traditional chewing tobacco is banned largely because people might spit into cups or bottles, which is unsanitary and unpleasant for others

Breast-feeding Nicotex 2 Sugar Free Classic Fresh Mint Chewing Gum passes into breastmilk and may cause severe side effects in your breastfed infant

many often regret starting the habit