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.
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