2009 Tobacco Control Act prohibited the use of characterizing flavorings in cigarettes, but exempted menthol, an increase in smoking of menthol cigarettes among youth occurred immediately after the ban took effect, suggesting a substitution effect between flavored tobacco products
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Here's the current landscape: ONTARIO (Urban Mist Vapes' Home Province): Legal age: 19+ Flavored vaping products: Permitted (with federal labeling requirements) Where you can't vape: Enclosed workplaces, public spaces, schools, childcare facilities, and within 20 meters of school grounds and playgrounds Retail licensing: No provincial license required beyond municipal business license Online sales: Permitted with age verification at delivery QUEBEC: Legal age: 18+ Flavor ban: Only tobacco flavor permitted (implemented October 2023) Strictest advertising restrictions in Canada Retail display restrictions: Products must not be visible to minors BRITISH COLUMBIA: Legal age: 19+ Flavor restrictions: Limited flavors allowed Advertising ban in places youth may access Higher provincial tax on vaping products ALBERTA: Legal age: 18+ Flavor restrictions: Alberta currently permits a wider range of flavours than many other provinces, while still following federal regulations
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