New Peer-Reviewed Research Reinforces What the Data Has Shown for Years: Vaping Has Saved Canadian Lives
Amid growing media coverage about vaping, the Canadian Vaping Association (CVA) is calling on journalists, policymakers, and the public to look beyond the headlines and consider the growing body of peer-reviewed evidence on nicotine vaping products (NVPs), including their role in smoking cessation and reducing the harms associated with combustible tobacco.
Position Letter: The Globe and Mail Editorial Board, "Ottawa should ban flavoured vapes"
The Canadian Vaping Association (CVA) writes in response to the recent editorial "Ottawa should ban flavoured vapes." While we share the Editorial Board's commitment to preventing youth nicotine use, the editorial relies on outdated data..
What happens when prohibition creates the very problems policymakers claim they're trying to solve?
This discussion from 2026 Global Forum on Nicotine explores the growing link between restrictive nicotine policies, illicit trade, enforcement challenges,...
Why is it easier to launch a deadly new cigarette than a safer alternative?
At the 2026 Global Forum on Nicotine, Harry Shapiro and tobacco policy journalist Jacob Grier sit down to unpack one...
Vape Flavours Save Lives. Prohibition Does Not.
A special op-ed by CVA's President, Sam Tam, advertised in the Monday, May 25th edition of The Hill Times in...
Youth Vaping at Historic Lows: Why Vaping Is Canada's Path to a Smoke-Free Future
Ottawa, ON, May 27, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- This Saturday, May 30th, we celebrate World Vape Day 2026 and the...