The parent question
Parents can report concerns, ask schools for help, and talk to teens. What they rarely see is the follow-up number: how many reports were made, where products came from, and what action followed.
What families should ask for
- A simple reporting path.
- A source category for each youth-access concern.
- A quarterly public summary.
- Clear separation between school discipline and seller enforcement.
Why the source matters
Health Canada lists peer pressure as a youth-vaping factor and provides prevention guidance through Consider the Consequences of Vaping. That means parent policy should look beyond the product and ask how it reached the student.