Cancer survivor fights to axe the U.K.'s sunscreen tax. Should Canada do the same?

A U.K. cancer survivor is rallying against the government's tax on sunscreen, arguing that it's an unnecessary burden that could be harmful to public health. This initiative has caught the attention of Canadian cancer organizations, who are urging their own government to reconsider a similar tax. The push highlights the potential public health implications of such taxes, which could limit access to a product that helps prevent skin cancer, a significant health concern in both countries. This movement underscores a broader debate about the balance between revenue generation and public welfare.