United Conservative Party MLA Chelsae Petrovic has introduced Bill 208, the Vaping Reduction Act, into the Alberta legislature. The proposed legislation aims to curb rising youth vaping rates by potentially banning disposable vapes and tightening retail restrictions, building upon the province’s existing tobacco control framework.
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A new economic study analyzing Canadian sales data indicates that banning flavored e-cigarettes leads to a significant surge in traditional cigarette sales. The research found that provincial restrictions caused cigarette purchases to rise by approximately 10% to 21.5%, suggesting that limiting vape flavors may inadvertently drive nicotine users back to more harmful combustible tobacco products.
Read moreA new study in British Columbia (B.C.) has found that while young people are not using oral nicotine pouches at the same high rates as they are vaping, their usage is still a cause for concern, prompting calls to maintain current sales restrictions. The research, conducted by the McCreary Centre Society, offers one of the province’s first large-scale looks into nicotine pouch use among youth and serves as a key data point in the ongoing debate over how these products should be regulated.
Read moreA new, youth-driven study from British Columbia has provided a detailed and nuanced look into the prevalence of vaping and nicotine pouch use among teenagers, revealing that while a solid majority have never tried vaping, a significant portion have experimented, with many citing peer pressure, flavors, and stress as key drivers. The research, conducted by the McCreary Centre Society in collaboration with a team of high school youth, surveyed 2,784 students aged 12 to 19 across the province. The findings challenge the myth that “everyone is doing it” while simultaneously highlighting troubling patterns of addiction, the link between nicotine use and mental health, and the persistent issue of underage access to regulated products.
Read moreTwo years after Quebec implemented a comprehensive flavor ban on vaping products, a new study reveals that the illegal market has surged, with 80% of vaping products now being non-compliant. The research by the Institut national de santé publique du Québec (INSPQ) shows the use of prohibited flavors climbed from 67% in September 2024 to 80% in June 2025, an increase of nearly 20% in just ten months. This highlights the failure of the current provincial measures to control the market and protect youth.
Read moreThe government of British Columbia has introduced new legislation, Bill 24, which would empower it to impose fines and pursue legal action against vendors and manufacturers of vaping products to recover healthcare costs associated with vaping-related damages. The bill, introduced by Attorney General Niki Sharma, has ignited a fierce debate between public health advocates and critics who argue it misrepresents the role of vaping in harm reduction and could inadvertently bolster the illicit market.
Read moreThe British Columbia government has introduced what it calls the first legislation of its kind in Canada, the “Vaping Product Damages and Health Care Costs Recovery Act,” which would enable the province to sue vape manufacturers and wholesalers for “deceptive” marketing practices that cause public health harm.
Read moreDisposable Vapes Dominate Market, Surging from 4% to 46% of Vaper Preference Since 2020
Vaping prevalence in Quebec has significantly increased since 2020, with a notable surge among young adults and a dramatic shift towards disposable devices, according to a new report from the National Institute of Public Health of Quebec (INSPQ). The findings are based on the 2023 Quebec Survey on Tobacco and Vaping Products, which aims to document the evolution of nicotine consumption following the COVID-19 pandemic and new legislative measures.
Read moreFrom the bustling streets of Toronto to the scenic coastlines of British Columbia, Canada’s approach to vaping is as diverse as its landscape. The nation has developed a complex, multi-layered regulatory framework for e-cigarettes and related products, for anyone involved in the Canadian vape market – whether as a consumer, retailer, manufacturer, or importer – understanding these evolving laws is not just advisable, it’s essential for legal operation. This guide provides an in-depth look at Canada’s current vaping laws, unpacking the federal, provincial, and municipal rules that govern everything from age restrictions and flavor bans to taxation and advertising.
Read moreThe Canadian vaping market presents a significant opportunity for entrepreneurs, but successfully launching a business requires navigating a complex and multi-layered regulatory landscape. Obtaining the correct licenses is not just a formality; it’s a critical legal requirement that governs every aspect of the industry, from manufacturing and importing to retail sales. This comprehensive guide provides a step-by-step roadmap for securing your vape business licenses in Canada, covering federal, provincial, and municipal requirements to ensure your venture is built on a compliant and successful foundation.
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