You won't be seeing vaping advertisements for vaping products in stores anymore.
New laws on promoting vaping products are now in effect.
Convenience stores and gas stations can no longer promote vaping products.
It's an effort to keep vaping products out of the hands of youth.
The rules now put vaping regulations in line with tobacco products.
With the new laws Canada joins seven other provinces that have introduced similar restrictions.
NRP Investigate 2 Home Invasions
They say in both cases the home owners were there, suffered minor injuries, thieves got away
Conversion to Community Mail Boxes Continues
Niagara residents will not be impacted by Canada Post's work over the next year
Coast Guard Facility Opens in Port Weller
Project included an update to the former lighthouse keeper's dwelling.
Families Under Much Stress: Birchway
The Niagara Falls shelter says recent fundraiser helped, as they see rise in family violence
MP Not Giving Up on Justice Reform
Tony Baldinelli says he promised constituents he'd fight to keep Paul Bernardo in maximum security, after defeat of his bill
MPP Wants Action on Ontario Jails
Jennie Stevens says the jails are overcrowded, and the government needs to account for this
Suspect Wanted After Drug Bust
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'Bernardo Bill' Defeated in Ottawa
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