E-cigarettes
Nova Scotia to ban sales of flavoured cannabis vaping products
Regulations are being prepared to prohibit the sale of cannabis vaping products that have a scent or flavour other than cannabis noticeable before or during use. Continue reading
Nova Scotia to announce changes to vaping regulations next week, minister says
Last month, Premier Stephen McNeil said his government is looking at regulations that could include a ban on flavoured vaping products. Continue reading
Here’s how vaping is regulated in each province
The provinces and territories have enacted different regulatory measures in an attempt to deal with vaping. Continue reading
Juul stops selling its mint-flavoured e-cigarettes in U.S.
The voluntary step comes days after new government research showed that Juul is the top brand among high schoolers who use e-cigarettes and that many prefer mint. Continue reading
Saskatchewan plans to ban convenience store vape displays
By David Baxter Reporter
In addition to banning convenience store displays, Saskatchewan is opening the door to restricting the sale of flavoured vape products. Continue reading
Juul still a favourite among teens as vaping numbers rise in the U.S.
The study found that mint was the most popular flavour among Juul users in 10th and 12th grades and the second-most popular among middle-schoolers. Continue reading
Vancouver could become next B.C. city to outlaw vaping ads, support product ban
A motion to Vancouver council next week asks staff to explore banning ads and limiting the proximity of vape shops to schools and other facilities “frequented by youth.” Continue reading
‘Don’t lose sight of this crisis’: Vaping concerns grow in N.B. as more youth partake
By Callum Smith Video Journalist
Earlier this month, the province’s chief medical officer of health confirmed there have been two suspected, vaping-related cases, of pulmonary illness. Continue reading
Vaping legislation expected during fall sitting of Saskatchewan legislature
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe’s legislative agenda is to be outlined Wednesday in a throne speech delivered by Lt.-Gov. Russell Mirasty. Continue reading
As Richmond bans vaping ads, province urged to take action amid illnesses
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
As the province comes to terms with the news of at least one probable vaping-related illness, Richmond has become the first B.C. city to take matters into its own hands. Continue reading