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A cross-country road trip uncovered a booming illicit nicotine pouch market

Health Canada denies that the 2024 ministerial order has contributed to the growth of the black market for nicotine pouches. OTTAWA — A nicotine users’ rights group is calling on Ottawa to loosen restrictions on nicotine pouches, after uncovering a booming illicit market in a cross-country road trip. Members of Rights 4 Vapers purchased 148 illegal

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R4V went looking for illegal nicotine pouches across Canada and found a market created by bad public policy.

Two years after Ottawa restricted legal nicotine pouches to pharmacies, ten-day road trip finds a rampant illegal market. TORONTO, Aug. 24, 2026 /CNW/ — After ten days on the road, thousands of kilometres and stops in communities from Montreal to Edmonton, the Rights4Vapers (R4V) team has reached a clear conclusion: restricting legal nicotine pouches to pharmacies has not made

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An Open Letter to Marjorie Michel

Dear Minister Michel, We are writing to you not as advocates, not as Canadians with an agenda, but as human beings speaking to another human being. Because at the heart of this conversation, that’s what this is really about. Real Canadians. You are one of the millions of Canadians who smoke. We and the others

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Our Letter to Minister Michel in response to that press conference

Dear Minister Michel, I am writing to you today to address the theatrical performance that was held in the West Block on Friday, by government-funded tobacco control leaders where they made claims that 50,000 high school students have started vaping since you took office and uses that figure to call for a national ban on

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Juul named in proposed B.C. class action amid ongoing efforts to support harm-reduction and regulation

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

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