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Health committee  If I may, you might be referring to a study by the author David Hammond, from the University of Waterloo.

February 14th, 2018Committee meeting

Boris Giller

Health committee  Contrary to the headlines that were published, his own conclusion is that there is a correlation but not a causation. They cannot prove a causation. His leading hypothesis is that a kid who tries stuff, tries stuff. All the data to date shows a displacement of smoking by vaping,

February 14th, 2018Committee meeting

Boris Giller

Health committee  There are similarities. We do have additional information from the University of Victoria supporting that hypothesis, and I would be happy to follow up with a written submission to that effect.

February 14th, 2018Committee meeting

Boris Giller

Health committee  Yes, it is. Vegetable glycerin is a chemical, and propylene glycol is. Pharmaceutical grade nicotine is the same that goes into gums, patches, and inhalers. Then there are flavourings. Flavouring is not a single ingredient, but rather a category. Those are food flavourings and t

February 14th, 2018Committee meeting

Boris Giller

Health committee  Absolutely, and I believe that the ministry has struck a perfect balance in this piece of regulation, banning the marketing of flavours while leaving the ingredients alone. We think that names like bubble gum and cotton candy should not be allowed. Even licorice should be renamed

February 14th, 2018Committee meeting

Boris Giller

Health committee  Absolutely. Neither children nor non-smokers should be targeted by advertising. Lifestyle advertising should be restricted. The locations at which the ads are placed should be taken into account. If it's a billboard, it should have to be located at a minimum distance from schools

February 14th, 2018Committee meeting

Boris Giller

Health committee  I think the nature of the industry is such that the products are developing faster than those in the cellphone industry are. In order to catch up with that, we need a mechanism that is a layer on top of regulation and legislation. That's why we bring up the accreditation program,

February 14th, 2018Committee meeting

Boris Giller

Health committee  Thank you very much for the question. It is a very important question. Obviously, at the Canadian Vaping Association, we take youth vaping very seriously, and we absolutely do not want any youth addicted to nicotine. Despite the relative reduced risk, it is still an addictive s

February 14th, 2018Committee meeting

Boris Giller