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Harper says marijuana is 'infinitely worse' than tobacco

Conservative Leader Stephen Harper says the impact of marijuana on health is "infinitely worse" than tobacco, and its use should be discouraged. The issue of legalizing marijuana was raised in Friday night's election debate.

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