QUÉBEC, le 29 nov. 2022 /CNW/ – Les Québécois qui fument demandent au gouvernement Legault de se concentrer sur les problèmes de santé qui préoccupent les Québécois et de ne pas cibler les produits de vapotage aromatisés lors de la prochaine session parlementaire. Les Québécois sont d’accord pour dire que le gouvernement Legault doit se concentrer sur […]
Thank you for giving me the opportunity to express my opinions on the TVPA and its regulations as well as its effects on Canadian society. I am a retired from the computer industry and education. I have no affiliations or connections to any industry, except as a customer of various vendors of vaping devices and
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April 13, 2022 Legislative Review Secretariat Tobacco Control Directorate Controlled Substances and Cannabis Branch Health Canada Re: Legislative Review of the Parliamentary Consultation on Tobacco and Vaping Products Act (TVPA) The stated goal of Health Canada is to reduce the population prevalence of combustible tobacco use to less than 5% by 2035. This goal is
INTRODUCTION In March 2022, Health Canada opened a review of the vaping-related provisions in Tobacco and Vaping Products Act. This review is mandated every three years and comes at a critical time for vaping in Canada. Since the adoption of the TVPA, vaping regulations in Canada have increased while the understanding of vaping as a
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PRESS RELEASE RIGHTS4VAPERS IS DISAPPOINTED IN JUUL’S DECISION TO ABANDON ADULT VAPERS Toronto, Ontario – April 13, 2021, – Juul Labs Canada has put its bottom line and relationship with the federal government ahead of the needs of its consumers by pulling out of the Vaping Industry Trade Association of Canada (VITA) and abandoning the fight
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WHO SPEAKS FOR SMOKERS? OLDER CANADIANS USE VAPOUR PRODUCTS TO QUIT SMOKING AND ARE MORE LIKELY TO SMOKE Toronto, Ontario – March 17, 2021 – Today the Government of Canada released its 2020 Canadian Tobacco and Nicotine Survey. The results show that while the attention of regulators, politicians and the anti-nicotine activists has been on
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Health Canada Nicotine Cap Regulations Concentration of Nicotine in Vaping Products Regulations Canada Gazette Part I Volume 154 Number 51 A commentary from an Economics perspective March 01, 2021 Ian Irvine 1 1 I am a professor in the Department of Economics, Concordia University, Montreal. I am grateful to several people in writing this submission. In
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Health Canada Nicotine Cap Regulations R4V Consumer Submission: David Sweanor. Comments on Concentration of Nicotine in Vaping Products Regulation (Canada Gazette, Part I, Volume 154, Number 51, published Dec. 19, 2020) March 2, 2011 Submitted by David Sweanor David is a lawyer and public health advocate who has worked on policies on tobacco and health since
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Health Canada Nicotine Cap Regulations R4V Consumer Submission: Marion Burt. As a senior who escaped from almost four decades of smoking, I am opposed to this proposal. While the rapid increase in student vaping was alarming, I contend that it was not solely the high level of nicotine in the products introduced to the market
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Health Canada Nicotine Cap Regulations R4V Consumer Submission: Dave Jones. The proposed Concentration of Nicotine in Vaping Products Regulations (proposed Regulations) would establish a maximum nicotine concentration of 20 mg/mL for vaping products manufactured or imported for sale in Canada and prohibit the packaging and sale of vaping products if the nicotine concentration displayed on the package exceeds
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