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- A proposed settlement could result in three major tobacco companies paying $25 billion to Canadian provinces and territories, compensating for smoking-related healthcare costs.
- An additional $4 billion will go to Quebec class-action members and $2.5 billion to smokers diagnosed with cancer or other diseases between 2015 and 2019.
- The deal is awaiting approval from creditors and the court.
Proposed Settlement Could See Tobacco Companies Pay Billions in Compensation
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