If enacted, the Health Canada regulations would prevent advertising for vaping products in public spaces, in convenience stores or online.

The proposed regulations come amid growing fears surrounding vaping's safety and mounting evidence that youth vaping is on the rise both among people who once smoked and those who had not.

A group of experts is expected to submit its recommendations on vaping regulations to the health ministry by April 2020.

Many vape shops and manufacturers say switching from cigarettes to vape products can help smokers wean off nicotine and curb their addiction.

The initiative is being touted as by far the biggest effort by any Canadian province to fight vaping among teens.

The initiative is being touted as by far the biggest effort by any Canadian province to fight vaping among teens. 

In addition to banning convenience store displays, Saskatchewan is opening the door to restricting the sale of flavoured vape products.

The UCP are launching a review into Alberta's Tobacco Act, hoping to focus on regulating vaping on the province.

Saskatchewan announced in late August it is planning to introduce vaping legislation in the fall, making Alberta a lone holdout.

Doctors are looking into 50 cases of breathing illness across the U.S. they think might be related to vaping.