According to City News on August 29th, the newly appointed Minister of Education for the province of Ontario, Jill Dunlop, reiterated during a press conference on Thursday (29th) that the government has explicitly banned students from using e-cigarettes, as well as nicotine and tobacco products, in schools.
In order to implement this ban, the Ontario provincial government will invest $47.5 million, with $30 million being used to install e-cigarette detectors and other safety upgrades in schools, $1 million for mental health services in Ontario schools, and $1.5 million to support schools in conducting grassroots awareness campaigns.
The new regulations will take effect on September 1st.
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