VANCOUVER - The Canadian Cancer Society says Canada's federal and provincial governments need to strengthen regulations of vaping products to stem more youth addiction to nicotine, as e-cigarette marketing practices
VANCOUVER - The Canadian Cancer Society says Canada’s federal and provincial governments need to strengthen regulations of vaping products to stem more youth addiction to nicotine, as e-cigarette marketing practices are poised to be put on trial in a national class-action lawsuit.
The B.C. Supreme Court this week certified a national class-action against Juul Labs Canada, Ltd., Juul Labs Inc. and Altria Group Inc., clearing a legal hurdle for the case originally filed in 2019.
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Public Health Groups, Pediatricians and Parents Sue FDA Over Policy Allowing the Marketing of Unauthorized E-Cigarettes and…
OTTAWA - Several health organizations are urging the federal government to bring down nicotine use among Canadians to less than…
Cigarettes kill 480,000 Americans yearly and stay legal. A lawsuit targets vaping and nicotine pouches, the safer products…
More than 1,300 other school districts have filed similar lawsuits and are awaiting trial
'Marketing vapes at children is utterly unacceptable - and this act takes powers to restrict it.'
Public health groups have warned that emerging nicotine products are driving youth addiction and are urging Parliament to…
