Editorial: Sask tobacco strategy needs update

In many spots in Saskatchewan, kids can walk up to a store counter and see e-cigarettes on display along with candy and pop.
This product, which uses nicotine salts, comes in a variety of cool flavours like mango and cucumber. Common sense says sweetening these products will entice young users, and introduce them to a potentially addictive habit.
This is a scenario that should not be possible. It is just one of the issues the Saskatchewan government needs to tackle to bring its tobacco legislati