TORONTO, Jan. 10, 2022 /CNW/ – A new year means change and new ways of doing things. Rights4Vapers has compiled a list of five resolutions for Health Canada in 2022. 1. Scrap the proposed ban on flavoured vapour products. Flavours matter to vapers. Flavours help smokers migrate from traditional cigarettes to vapour products. Smokers and vapers do
It was historic. It was hotly anticipated. It was the must-see event of the fall! Our first (and hopefully not the last) webinar with Health Canada drew over 150 viewers. Health Canada took us through the regulatory process and answered some of our pre-submitted questions. We appreciate the openness and trust that Health Canada put
OP-ED COP9 AND VAPERS BY: MARIA PAPAIOANNOY, RIGHTS4VAPERS NOVEMBER 9, 2021 This week marks the start of the Ninth Session of the Conference of the Parties to the World Health Organization’s Framework Convention on Tobacco Control – or COP9. It’s a mouthful and most people have no idea that it is happening. However, Canadian vapers
By Paul Beauregard. With the proposed ban on most flavors that the Vaping industry uses in the production of Nicotine E-Liquid and the different levels of Nicotine used to help Smokers switch and quit and to keep current Vapers from relapsing, has Tobacco Harm Reduction and Vaping become a Human Rights issue here in Canada?
SUBMISSION TO FINANCE CANADA PROPOSED NEW TAXATION FRAMEWORK FOR VAPOUR PRODUCTS Finance CanadaEmail: fin.vaping-taxation-vapotage.fin@canada.ca SUBMITTED BY RIGHTS4VAPERS JUNE 29, 2021 INTRODUCTION In its 2021 Budget the Government of Canada proposed a new framework for taxing vaping products. “The proposed framework would impose a single flat rate duty on every 10 millilitres (ml) of vaping liquid
THE PETITION IS NOW CLOSED! Toronto, Ontario – June 28, 2021 – Rights4Vapers, Canada’s leading vapers’ rights organization, is delighted to report that we did it! We hit over 15,000 signatures! We want to thank each and every one of you for speaking out to protect vaping and harm reduction by signing the ‘Petition to
