Canadian Judge Orders Tobacco Companies to Pay $12 Billion to About One Million Quebec Citizens

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A Quebec court ordered three major tobacco companies to pay US$12 billion, over 15 billion Canadian dollars, in damages in a landmark class action lawsuit.

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