The claim alleges that Juul’s marketing appeals to youth and misrepresents product safety, assertions the company has consistently disputed. A notice of civil claim filed in B.C. Supreme Court raises concerns about Juul’s advertising, while the company maintains it does not market to minors and positions its products as an alternative for adult smokers seeking […]
Today, we officially submitted our thoughts to Health Canada’s Third Legislative Review of the Tobacco and Vaping Products Act (TVPA). Our message was clear: the current framework is failing Canadians. By lumping vaping and other safer nicotine products under outdated tobacco rules, the TVPA is doing a disservice to the very people it should be helping
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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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Since the introduction of the Tobacco and Vaping Products Act [3], people like me, vape shop owners, have been labelled as a Tobacco company. This obvious purposeful and unsubstantiated label has systemically excluded us from conversations.
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Dear Candidates and Leaders, We are British Columbia residents and voters. We are also vapers. Vaping is an emotional topic and is not high on the list of priorities for a new government in these uncertain times. However, access to vapour products, for us, and for smokers in British Columbia, is quite simply a question
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