“An order in council signed last week amending the Tobacco Access Act regulations will restrict the sale of e-liquids to a maximum nicotine concentration of 20 milligrams per millilitre. The move follows an amendment the government passed earlier this year banning flavoured vape products. The content cap, which is aimed squarely at products that tend to be favoured by young people, comes into effect on Sept. 1. Kelly Cull, a spokesperson for the Canadian Cancer Society, and other advocates are also looking for further changes, such as restricting the sale of vape products to adult-only specialty stores and requiring people to be 21 to be able to purchase the products.”
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