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...
Rethinking Flavour Bans as Youth Vaping Rates Decline in Canada
A federal vaping flavour ban continues to be promoted by Canada’s Tobacco Control Lobby, despite clear evidence that youth vaping...
Government "Swap to stop" scheme sees approximately 125,000 more people using vapes to try and quit smoking cigarettes
New research from King’s College London finds that the UK’s “Swap to Stop” initiative supported approximately 125,000 additional smokers in...
Evidence Summary: The health effects of nicotine
Nicotine is an addictive substance, but the primary health risks associated with smoking come from the toxic byproducts of combustible...
Opinion: Health Canada ghosts the science on smoking cessation aids
Evidence-based regulation plays an important role in improving public health outcomes. A recent piece in the Financial Post underscores the...
National Non-Smoking Week: Vaping Is an Important Harm Reduction Tool to Help Canada Reach a Less Than 5% Smoking Rate by 2035
During National Non-Smoking Week, the Canadian Vaping Association is calling on policymakers, public health leaders, and Canadians to recognize vaping as an important harm reduction tool in reducing smoking rates and advancing Canada’s goal of achieving a smoking prevalence of less than 5% by 2035.