• Complaint to Health Canada. February 2022. Complaint regarding misleading advertising by Imperial Tobacco in its #CleartheSmoke campaign. Letter.
• Complaint to the Competition Bureau  February 2020. Complaint regarding misleading advertising by Imperial Tobacco in its #FactsnotFear campaign. Letter.
• Complaint to Health Canada May 2019. Complaint regarding infractions of the TVPA by Imperial Tobacco and other vaping companies. Complaint.
• Complaint to the Quebec Office de la protection du consommateur regarding failure to include important information in communications about vaping products. June 2020. Complaint 
• Complaint to the Quebec Office de la protection du consommateur regarding failure to include important information in communications about tobacco products. June 2020 Complaint. 

• FCTC Monitoring Report – 2016 August 2016. Canada’s Implementation of Article 5.3 of the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control. Shadow report.

• FCTC Monitoring Report – 2010 November 2010. Canada’s Implementation of the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control. Shadow Report.

• FCTC Monitoring Report – 2007 June 2007. Report on Canada’s Progress towards Implementing the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control. Shadow Report

Advertising and Promotion

• Tobacco Vector: How American movies, Canadian film subsidies and provincial rating practices will kill 43,000 Canadian teens alive today — and what Canadian governments can do about it. (2010)

Indigenous Tobacco Use

• Towards effective tobacco control in First Nations and Inuit communities.  How the FCTC and respect for autonomy and self governance can support public health in Canada’s most challenged communities. (2007)

Regulatory Approaches

• A Moratorium on new tobacco products.  How public health can benefit from a change in the style of regulations. (2009)
• Performance based regulations. Tobacco companies use new products as a way to overcome public health laws. A moratorium on new tobacco products can better protect health.  (2009)
•  “Trolling for Big Fish: 10 Lessons from Canada on tobacco product regulation.”   Can governments regulate how cigarettes can be made in order to make them safer?  The Canadian experience is full of cautionary tales. (2007)
• A Menu of Supply Side Approaches to Reduce Tobacco use. Cap and Trade, Moratorium, License conditions — the list of available new policy tools keeps growing …(2008)
• Phasing out combustible cigarettes
  • Notional legislation to achieve phase-out in Canada#2: Tobacco Supply and Demand Reduction Act. (2018)
  • Notional legislation to achieve phase-out in Canada#1: Tobacco Reduction Targets Act (2015)
  • This should change everything: using the toxic profile of heat-not-burn products as a performance standard to phase out combustible cigarettes. (Tobacco Control Article, 2018)

Retail

• Tobacco Free Pharmacies Reasons why all provinces should ban pharmacy sales in provinces, and information on the majority that do. (2010)

Tax and Pricing

• Cheap cigarettes: Tobacco companies have manipulated  retail pricing to blunt the impact of tax increases. A rationale for standardized pricing and other reforms is presented. (2017)

Submissions in reponse to regulatory proposals