you are definitely correct Powe. My apologies for stretching the slingshot as far as it could go in my thoughts and just letting 'er fly. Health Canada becoming more and more concerned about the vaping deaths in the US coupled with the ..why?... will only intensify until HC is convinced there is virtually zero risk in vaping...IMHO. That may be over the top thinking but look what the Government has done to crucify the weed industry...and weed isn't killing young kids (unless laced with bad shyte).
The movement to raise the legal age to 21 along with strict vaping laws (by province) seems to be moving in a direction to curtail the activity to whatever extent their local laws will permit.
'My BAD' for labeling this situation as a 'BAN' which clearly is not the case.
But if Health Canada gets a wild hair up their a** saying 'we don't give a shyte if the US feels they have solved the problem and we believe that their findings are inconclusive' we are not going to announce to the public that we approve vaping on any level as well. Then IMHO vaping will be in for a rocky road in Canada. As I mentioned...vaping will survive the attack, but staunch Canadian mores in the arena of Heath of their citizens (and rightly so) will be a tough nut to crack.
Thank you for calling me to task on my post Powe. Getting a bit carried away can be human nature sometimes...but delivering mis-information is never a good thing. all the best...glty
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