Health

Question period touched on two health topics. The NDP asked why flavoured vaping products have not been banned, saying the Liberals promised a ban five years ago, the regulations are drafted, and evidence shows flavour bans reduce youth vaping; a Liberal member said youth vaping is a serious issue and pointed to public education and enforcement against companies exploiting loopholes. The NDP also raised a constituent with a vaccine injury who was approved for $26,000 in medical and home support costs but has not been reimbursed and is being evicted, asking for a way to handle urgent cases; a Liberal member said the vaccine injury support program is meant to help Canadians and that the Public Health Agency of Canada took over administering it in April to deliver support while spending public money responsibly.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .

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