Help end youth vaping in New Brunswick
Help end youth vaping by contacting your Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) calling for age 21 for tobacco and e-cigarettes in New Brunswick.
Too many youth are vaping
The overwhelming majority of smokers begin as teenagers, so increasing the legal minimum age to 21 is essential to help prevent youth from ever starting to smoke or vape.
Hear from New Brunswick teens who are calling on all members of the legislative assembly to take action to address youth vaping and smoking.
Hear from New Brunswick teens who are calling on all members of the legislative assembly to take action to address youth vaping and smoking.
Contact your Member of the Legislative Assembly
We need government to continue to address growing concerns related to youth vaping and smoking by increasing the minimum age to 21 for tobacco and e-cigarettes to reduce youth access to these products.
Help end youth vaping by contacting your member of the legislative assembly calling for age 21 for tobacco and e-cigarettes in New Brunswick.
Help end youth vaping by contacting your member of the legislative assembly calling for age 21 for tobacco and e-cigarettes in New Brunswick.
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