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Trance Vape North Vancouver

820 Marine Dr, North Vancouver BC V7P 1T6 · Vapor Retail

Official record from Vancouver Coastal →

Inspection summary

Trance Vape North Vancouver has been inspected 37 times by Vancouver Coastal Health since June 6, 2023. The most recent inspection, on July 28, 2026, found no infractions.

15 of 37 inspections on record found no infractions at all. In the past 12 months there were 8 inspections with 18 infractions recorded. The higher-risk findings here relate to: Handwashing and staff hygiene.

The number of infractions per inspection has stayed roughly the same over time.

What these findings mean

Health authorities word their findings differently, so we group them by what they mean for your health. Higher-risk findings are the ones inspectors treat as critical, because they can directly make someone sick.

  • Handwashing and staff hygieneHigher risk

    Hands are one of the main ways germs spread, from person to person and onto food and surfaces. Inspectors look for stocked, accessible handwashing sinks, staff washing their hands when required, and sick staff being kept away from work where it matters. Gaps here can spread illness quickly.

    Recorded 13 times across 13 separate inspections, most recently on June 16, 2026. For example: Tobacco retail authorization license posted in a conspicuous place

  • Food safety training and certificationLower risk

    Many jurisdictions require a trained or certified person on site, such as a certified food handler. These findings mean the training record or the trained person was missing at the time. They do not by themselves mean anything was handled unsafely.

    Recorded 35 times across 20 separate inspections, most recently on June 16, 2026. For example: Information Sheet

  • Permits, records and postingLower risk

    Operating permits, required signage, written procedures and logs. These findings are administrative: the documentation was missing or out of date at the time of inspection.

    Recorded 10 times across 10 separate inspections, most recently on June 16, 2026. For example: Municipal business license posted in a conspicuous place

  • Other findingsLower risk

    Findings that do not fit the categories above, such as follow-ups that confirm an earlier violation was corrected, or requirements specific to this type of facility.

    Recorded 45 times across 20 separate inspections, most recently on June 16, 2026. For example: Review with clerk/manager/owner

About this data

These results come from Vancouver Coastal Health, which inspects food premises and other public facilities in this area. We republish the authority's public disclosure data and refresh it regularly; the official record is the final word.

37 inspections

  1. MTS Compliance

    0 infractions

  2. Routine

    6 infractions

    • Municipal business license posted in a conspicuous place
    • Tobacco retail authorization license posted in a conspicuous place
    • Review with clerk/manager/owner
      • Nature of enforcement program, including progressive enforcement module
      • It is the responsibility of the retailer to ensure employees are informed of the laws pertaining to tobacco and vapour products sales
      • Brief overview of legislated responsibility (regulations, infractions, fines)
      • Administrative Penalty Process
      • Display of tobacco and vapour products prohibited to minors
      • Restrictions on promotions
      • Illegal sale of tobacco and vapour products to persons under 19 years of age
      • Posting of required warning decals
      • Brief overview of inspection types (Routine; compliance checks for Display, Advertising, and Decals (DAD); compliance checks with Minor Test Shoppers (MTS); compliance checks with Adult Test Shoppers (ATS))
      • Illegal sale of e-substance not containing nicotine, nicotine salts or cannabis
      • Illegal sale of e-substance containing non-therapeutic nicotine and cannabis
      • Brief overview of required reports for vapour retailers (BCER, due dates, fines)
      • Illegal sale of e-substance containing non-therapeutic nicotine in concentrations greater than 20 mg/mL
      • Illegal sale of vapour product refill container of greater than 30 mL capacity
      • Illegal sale of vapour product cartridge of greater than 2 mL capacity
      • Illegal sale of flavoured restricted e-substance from premises where minors are permitted access
    • Request and check for proper identification
      • There are 6 Acceptable types of ID which must carry the bearer’s photograph, birthdate and signature: 1) Driver’s License 2) Passport 3) Citizenship Card 4) Military Card 5) Canadian Permanent Resident Card 6) Any other provincial, federal or foreign government-issued I.D. that shows the person’s name, photograph, date of birth and signature.
    • Information Sheet
      • Provided and reviewed information sheet for tobacco and vapour products
    • Tobacco/Vapour Product Training of Staff
      • Recommended reviewing information about expectations to achieve comprehension and compliance through training and testing employee knowledge
  3. MTS Compliance

    0 infractions

  4. MTS Compliance

    0 infractions

  5. MTS Compliance

    0 infractions

  6. Routine

    6 infractions

    • Municipal business license posted in a conspicuous place
    • Tobacco retail authorization license posted in a conspicuous place
    • Review with clerk/manager/owner
      • Nature of enforcement program, including progressive enforcement module
      • It is the responsibility of the retailer to ensure employees are informed of the laws pertaining to tobacco and vapour products sales
      • Brief overview of legislated responsibility (regulations, infractions, fines)
      • Display of tobacco and vapour products prohibited to minors
      • Restrictions on promotions
      • Illegal sale of tobacco and vapour products to persons under 19 years of age
      • Illegal sale of tobacco from an opened package
      • Illegal sale of tobacco from a package containing fewer than 20 cigarettes
      • Posting of required warning decals
      • Brief overview of inspection types (Routine; compliance checks for Display, Advertising, and Decals (DAD); compliance checks with Minor Test Shoppers (MTS); compliance checks with Adult Test Shoppers (ATS))
      • Illegal sale of e-substance not containing nicotine, nicotine salts or cannabis
      • Illegal sale of e-substance containing non-therapeutic nicotine and cannabis
      • Brief overview of required reports for vapour retailers (BCER, due dates, fines)
      • Illegal sale of e-substance containing non-therapeutic nicotine in concentrations greater than 20 mg/mL
      • Illegal sale of vapour product refill container of greater than 30 mL capacity
      • Illegal sale of vapour product cartridge of greater than 2 mL capacity
      • Illegal sale of flavoured restricted e-substance from premises where minors are permitted access
    • Request and check for proper identification
      • There are 6 Acceptable types of ID which must carry the bearer’s photograph, birthdate and signature: 1) Driver’s License 2) Passport 3) Citizenship Card 4) Military Card 5) Canadian Permanent Resident Card 6) Any other provincial, federal or foreign government-issued I.D. that shows the person’s name, photograph, date of birth and signature.
    • Information Sheet
      • Provided and reviewed information sheet for tobacco and vapour products
    • Tobacco/Vapour Product Training of Staff
      • Recommended reviewing information about expectations to achieve comprehension and compliance through training and testing employee knowledge
  7. MTS Compliance

    0 infractions

  8. Routine

    6 infractions

    • Municipal business license posted in a conspicuous place
    • Tobacco retail authorization license posted in a conspicuous place
    • Review with clerk/manager/owner
      • Nature of enforcement program, including progressive enforcement module
      • It is the responsibility of the retailer to ensure employees are informed of the laws pertaining to tobacco and vapour products sales
      • Display of tobacco and vapour products prohibited to minors
      • Restrictions on promotions
      • Illegal sale of tobacco and vapour products to persons under 19 years of age
      • Posting of required warning decals
      • Brief overview of inspection types (Routine; compliance checks for Display, Advertising, and Decals (DAD); compliance checks with Minor Test Shoppers (MTS); compliance checks with Adult Test Shoppers (ATS))
      • Illegal sale of e-substance not containing nicotine, nicotine salts or cannabis
      • Illegal sale of e-substance containing non-therapeutic nicotine and cannabis
      • Brief overview of required reports for vapour retailers (BCER, due dates, fines)
      • Illegal sale of e-substance containing non-therapeutic nicotine in concentrations greater than 20 mg/mL
      • Illegal sale of vapour product refill container of greater than 30 mL capacity
      • Illegal sale of vapour product cartridge of greater than 2 mL capacity
      • Illegal sale of flavoured restricted e-substance from premises where minors are permitted access
    • Request and check for proper identification
      • There are 6 Acceptable types of ID which must carry the bearer’s photograph, birthdate and signature: 1) Driver’s License 2) Passport 3) Citizenship Card 4) Military Card 5) Canadian Permanent Resident Card 6) Any other provincial, federal or foreign government-issued I.D. that shows the person’s name, photograph, date of birth and signature.
    • Information Sheet
      • Provided and reviewed information sheet for tobacco and vapour products
    • Tobacco/Vapour Product Training of Staff
      • Recommended reviewing information about expectations to achieve comprehension and compliance through training and testing employee knowledge
  9. MTS Compliance

    0 infractions

  10. MTS Compliance

    0 infractions

  11. MTS Compliance

    0 infractions

  12. Routine

    6 infractions

    • Municipal business license posted in a conspicuous place
    • Tobacco retail authorization license posted in a conspicuous place
    • Review with clerk/manager/owner
      • Nature of enforcement program, including progressive enforcement module
      • It is the responsibility of the retailer to ensure employees are informed of the laws pertaining to tobacco and vapour products sales
      • Brief overview of legislated responsibility (regulations, infractions, fines)
      • Administrative Penalty Process
      • Display of tobacco and vapour products prohibited to minors
      • Restrictions on promotions
      • Illegal sale of tobacco and vapour products to persons under 19 years of age
      • Illegal sale of tobacco from an opened package
      • Illegal sale of tobacco from a package containing fewer than 20 cigarettes
      • Posting of required warning decals
      • Brief overview of inspection types (Routine; compliance checks for Display, Advertising, and Decals (DAD); compliance checks with Minor Test Shoppers (MTS); compliance checks with Adult Test Shoppers (ATS))
      • Illegal sale of e-substance not containing nicotine, nicotine salts or cannabis
      • Illegal sale of e-substance containing non-therapeutic nicotine and cannabis
      • Brief overview of required reports for vapour retailers (BCER, due dates, fines)
      • Illegal sale of e-substance containing non-therapeutic nicotine in concentrations greater than 20 mg/mL
      • Illegal sale of vapour product refill container of greater than 30 mL capacity
      • Illegal sale of vapour product cartridge of greater than 2 mL capacity
      • Illegal sale of flavoured restricted e-substance from premises where minors are permitted access
    • Request and check for proper identification
      • There are 6 Acceptable types of ID which must carry the bearer’s photograph, birthdate and signature: 1) Driver’s License 2) Passport 3) Citizenship Card 4) Military Card 5) Canadian Permanent Resident Card 6) Any other provincial, federal or foreign government-issued I.D. that shows the person’s name, photograph, date of birth and signature.
    • Information Sheet
      • Provided and reviewed information sheet for tobacco and vapour products
    • Tobacco/Vapour Product Training of Staff
      • Recommended reviewing information about expectations to achieve comprehension and compliance through training and testing employee knowledge
  13. Routine Follow-up

    4 infractions

    • Review with clerk/manager/owner
      • Nature of enforcement program, including progressive enforcement module
      • It is the responsibility of the retailer to ensure employees are informed of the laws pertaining to tobacco and vapour products sales
      • Brief overview of legislated responsibility (regulations, infractions, fines)
      • Administrative Penalty Process
      • Illegal sale of tobacco and vapour products to persons under 19 years of age
      • Brief overview of inspection types (Routine; compliance checks for Display, Advertising, and Decals (DAD); compliance checks with Minor Test Shoppers (MTS); compliance checks with Adult Test Shoppers (ATS))
      • Illegal sale of e-substance not containing nicotine, nicotine salts or cannabis
      • Illegal sale of e-substance containing non-therapeutic nicotine and cannabis
      • Brief overview of required reports for vapour retailers (BCER, due dates, fines)
      • Illegal sale of e-substance containing non-therapeutic nicotine in concentrations greater than 20 mg/mL
      • Illegal sale of vapour product refill container of greater than 30 mL capacity
      • Illegal sale of vapour product cartridge of greater than 2 mL capacity
      • Illegal sale of flavoured restricted e-substance from premises where minors are permitted access
    • Request and check for proper identification
      • There are 6 Acceptable types of ID which must carry the bearer’s photograph, birthdate and signature: 1) Driver’s License 2) Passport 3) Citizenship Card 4) Military Card 5) Canadian Permanent Resident Card 6) Any other provincial, federal or foreign government-issued I.D. that shows the person’s name, photograph, date of birth and signature.
    • Information Sheet
      • Provided and reviewed information sheet for tobacco and vapour products
    • Tobacco/Vapour Product Training of Staff
      • Recommended reviewing information about expectations to achieve comprehension and compliance through training and testing employee knowledge
  14. MTS Compliance

    5 infractions

    • A person must not sell, offer for sale, provide or distribute tobacco or vapour products to a person under 19 years of age [TVPCA Section 2(2)]
      • Returned to the store with the minor, the purchased tobacco/vapour product and the change from the transaction. Asked the minor to point out the person who sold tobacco/vapour product. Approached and identified myself to the clerk/owner/manager stating that I was conducting compliance checks and a sale of tobacco/vapour product to a minor had just occurred. Asked the minor to state his/her age.
      • Reviewed the events pertinent to the sale of tobacco/vapour product to the minor and the importance of verifying a tobacco/vapour product purchaser’s age by requesting and checking valid photo ID.
      • Retailer/clerk will be put on the enforcement checklist for a period of 1 year from the violation date.
    • Review with clerk/manager/owner
      • Nature of enforcement program, including progressive enforcement module
      • It is the responsibility of the retailer to ensure employees are informed of the laws pertaining to tobacco and vapour products sales
      • Brief overview of legislated responsibility (regulations, infractions, fines)
      • Administrative Penalty Process
      • Illegal sale of tobacco and vapour products to persons under 19 years of age
      • Brief overview of inspection types (Routine; compliance checks for Display, Advertising, and Decals (DAD); compliance checks with Minor Test Shoppers (MTS); compliance checks with Adult Test Shoppers (ATS))
    • Request and check for proper identification
      • There are 6 Acceptable types of ID which must carry the bearer’s photograph, birthdate and signature: 1) Driver’s License 2) Passport 3) Citizenship Card 4) Military Card 5) Canadian Permanent Resident Card 6) Any other provincial, federal or foreign government-issued I.D. that shows the person’s name, photograph, date of birth and signature.
    • Information Sheet
      • Provided and reviewed information sheet for tobacco and vapour products
    • Tobacco/Vapour Product Training of Staff
      • Recommended reviewing information about expectations to achieve comprehension and compliance through training and testing employee knowledge
  15. MTS Compliance

    0 infractions

  16. Routine Follow-up

    3 infractions

    • Review with clerk/manager/owner
      • Nature of enforcement program, including progressive enforcement module
      • It is the responsibility of the retailer to ensure employees are informed of the laws pertaining to tobacco and vapour products sales
      • Brief overview of legislated responsibility (regulations, infractions, fines)
      • Administrative Penalty Process
      • Brief overview of inspection types (Routine; compliance checks for Display, Advertising, and Decals (DAD); compliance checks with Minor Test Shoppers (MTS); compliance checks with Adult Test Shoppers (ATS))
      • Brief overview of required reports for vapour retailers (BCER, due dates, fines)
      • Illegal sale of e-substance containing non-therapeutic nicotine in concentrations greater than 20 mg/mL
      • Illegal sale of vapour product cartridge of greater than 2 mL capacity
    • Request and check for proper identification
      • There are 6 Acceptable types of ID which must carry the bearer’s photograph, birthdate and signature: 1) Driver’s License 2) Passport 3) Citizenship Card 4) Military Card 5) Canadian Permanent Resident Card 6) Any other provincial, federal or foreign government-issued I.D. that shows the person’s name, photograph, date of birth and signature.
    • Tobacco/Vapour Product Training of Staff
      • Recommended reviewing information about expectations to achieve comprehension and compliance through training and testing employee knowledge
  17. Routine Follow-up

    4 infractions

    • A retailer must not sell a vapour product cartridge of greater than 2 mL capacity [ESR Section 6(2)(b)]
    • Review with clerk/manager/owner
      • Nature of enforcement program, including progressive enforcement module
      • It is the responsibility of the retailer to ensure employees are informed of the laws pertaining to tobacco and vapour products sales
      • Brief overview of legislated responsibility (regulations, infractions, fines)
      • Display of tobacco and vapour products prohibited to minors
      • Restrictions on promotions
      • Posting of required warning decals
      • Brief overview of inspection types (Routine; compliance checks for Display, Advertising, and Decals (DAD); compliance checks with Minor Test Shoppers (MTS); compliance checks with Adult Test Shoppers (ATS))
      • Brief overview of required reports for vapour retailers (BCER, due dates, fines)
      • Illegal sale of e-substance containing non-therapeutic nicotine in concentrations greater than 20 mg/mL
      • Illegal sale of vapour product cartridge of greater than 2 mL capacity
      • Illegal sale of flavoured restricted e-substance from premises where minors are permitted access
    • Request and check for proper identification
      • There are 6 Acceptable types of ID which must carry the bearer’s photograph, birthdate and signature: 1) Driver’s License 2) Passport 3) Citizenship Card 4) Military Card 5) Canadian Permanent Resident Card 6) Any other provincial, federal or foreign government-issued I.D. that shows the person’s name, photograph, date of birth and signature.
    • Tobacco/Vapour Product Training of Staff
      • Recommended reviewing information about expectations to achieve comprehension and compliance through training and testing employee knowledge
  18. Routine Follow-up

    4 infractions

    • A retailer must not sell a vapour product cartridge of greater than 2 mL capacity [ESR Section 6(2)(b)]
    • Review with clerk/manager/owner
      • Nature of enforcement program, including progressive enforcement module
      • It is the responsibility of the retailer to ensure employees are informed of the laws pertaining to tobacco and vapour products sales
      • Brief overview of legislated responsibility (regulations, infractions, fines)
      • Administrative Penalty Process
      • Display of tobacco and vapour products prohibited to minors
      • Illegal sale of tobacco and vapour products to persons under 19 years of age
      • Brief overview of inspection types (Routine; compliance checks for Display, Advertising, and Decals (DAD); compliance checks with Minor Test Shoppers (MTS); compliance checks with Adult Test Shoppers (ATS))
      • Brief overview of required reports for vapour retailers (BCER, due dates, fines)
      • Illegal sale of vapour product cartridge of greater than 2 mL capacity
    • Request and check for proper identification
      • There are 6 Acceptable types of ID which must carry the bearer’s photograph, birthdate and signature: 1) Driver’s License 2) Passport 3) Citizenship Card 4) Military Card 5) Canadian Permanent Resident Card 6) Any other provincial, federal or foreign government-issued I.D. that shows the person’s name, photograph, date of birth and signature.
    • Tobacco/Vapour Product Training of Staff
      • Recommended reviewing information about expectations to achieve comprehension and compliance through training and testing employee knowledge
  19. MTS Compliance

    0 infractions

  20. Routine Follow-up

    4 infractions

    • Review with clerk/manager/owner
      • Nature of enforcement program, including progressive enforcement module
      • It is the responsibility of the retailer to ensure employees are informed of the laws pertaining to tobacco and vapour products sales
      • Brief overview of legislated responsibility (regulations, infractions, fines)
      • Administrative Penalty Process
      • Display of tobacco and vapour products prohibited to minors
      • Restrictions on promotions
      • Illegal sale of tobacco and vapour products to persons under 19 years of age
      • Illegal sale of tobacco from an opened package
      • Illegal sale of tobacco from a package containing fewer than 20 cigarettes
      • Posting of required warning decals
      • Brief overview of inspection types (Routine; compliance checks for Display, Advertising, and Decals (DAD); compliance checks with Minor Test Shoppers (MTS); compliance checks with Adult Test Shoppers (ATS))
      • Illegal sale of e-substance not containing nicotine, nicotine salts or cannabis
      • Illegal sale of e-substance containing non-therapeutic nicotine and cannabis
      • Brief overview of required reports for vapour retailers (BCER, due dates, fines)
      • Illegal sale of e-substance containing non-therapeutic nicotine in concentrations greater than 20 mg/mL
      • Illegal sale of vapour product refill container of greater than 30 mL capacity
      • Illegal sale of vapour product cartridge of greater than 2 mL capacity
      • Illegal sale of flavoured restricted e-substance from premises where minors are permitted access
    • Request and check for proper identification
      • There are 6 Acceptable types of ID which must carry the bearer’s photograph, birthdate and signature: 1) Driver’s License 2) Passport 3) Citizenship Card 4) Military Card 5) Canadian Permanent Resident Card 6) Any other provincial, federal or foreign government-issued I.D. that shows the person’s name, photograph, date of birth and signature.
    • Information Sheet
      • Provided and reviewed information sheet for tobacco and vapour products
    • Tobacco/Vapour Product Training of Staff
      • Recommended reviewing information about expectations to achieve comprehension and compliance through training and testing employee knowledge
  21. Routine

    8 infractions

    • A retailer must not sell a restricted e-substance that contains non-therapeutic nicotine in concentrations greater than 20 mg/mL. [ESR Section 6(1)]
    • A retailer must not sell a vapour product cartridge of greater than 2 mL capacity [ESR Section 6(2)(b)]
    • Municipal business license posted in a conspicuous place
    • Tobacco retail authorization license posted in a conspicuous place
    • Review with clerk/manager/owner
      • Nature of enforcement program, including progressive enforcement module
      • It is the responsibility of the retailer to ensure employees are informed of the laws pertaining to tobacco and vapour products sales
      • Brief overview of legislated responsibility (regulations, infractions, fines)
      • Display of tobacco and vapour products prohibited to minors
      • Restrictions on promotions
      • Illegal sale of tobacco and vapour products to persons under 19 years of age
      • Illegal sale of tobacco from an opened package
      • Illegal sale of tobacco from a package containing fewer than 20 cigarettes
      • Posting of required warning decals
      • Brief overview of inspection types (Routine; compliance checks for Display, Advertising, and Decals (DAD); compliance checks with Minor Test Shoppers (MTS); compliance checks with Adult Test Shoppers (ATS))
      • Illegal sale of e-substance not containing nicotine, nicotine salts or cannabis
      • Illegal sale of e-substance containing non-therapeutic nicotine and cannabis
      • Brief overview of required reports for vapour retailers (BCER, due dates, fines)
      • Illegal sale of e-substance containing non-therapeutic nicotine in concentrations greater than 20 mg/mL
      • Illegal sale of vapour product refill container of greater than 30 mL capacity
      • Illegal sale of vapour product cartridge of greater than 2 mL capacity
      • Illegal sale of flavoured restricted e-substance from premises where minors are permitted access
    • Request and check for proper identification
      • There are 6 Acceptable types of ID which must carry the bearer’s photograph, birthdate and signature: 1) Driver’s License 2) Passport 3) Citizenship Card 4) Military Card 5) Canadian Permanent Resident Card 6) Any other provincial, federal or foreign government-issued I.D. that shows the person’s name, photograph, date of birth and signature.
    • Information Sheet
      • Provided and reviewed information sheet for tobacco and vapour products
    • Tobacco/Vapour Product Training of Staff
      • Recommended reviewing information about expectations to achieve comprehension and compliance through training and testing employee knowledge
  22. MTS Compliance Follow-up

    4 infractions

    • Review with clerk/manager/owner
      • Nature of enforcement program, including progressive enforcement module
      • It is the responsibility of the retailer to ensure employees are informed of the laws pertaining to tobacco and vapour products sales
      • Brief overview of legislated responsibility (regulations, infractions, fines)
      • Administrative Penalty Process
      • Illegal sale of tobacco and vapour products to persons under 19 years of age
      • Brief overview of inspection types (Routine; compliance checks for Display, Advertising, and Decals (DAD); compliance checks with Minor Test Shoppers (MTS); compliance checks with Adult Test Shoppers (ATS))
    • Request and check for proper identification
      • There are 6 Acceptable types of ID which must carry the bearer’s photograph, birthdate and signature: 1) Driver’s License 2) Passport 3) Citizenship Card 4) Military Card 5) Canadian Permanent Resident Card 6) Any other provincial, federal or foreign government-issued I.D. that shows the person’s name, photograph, date of birth and signature.
    • Information Sheet
      • Provided and reviewed information sheet for tobacco and vapour products
    • Tobacco/Vapour Product Training of Staff
      • Recommended reviewing information about expectations to achieve comprehension and compliance through training and testing employee knowledge
  23. MTS Compliance

    5 infractions

    • A person must not sell, offer for sale, provide or distribute tobacco or vapour products to a person under 19 years of age [TVPCA Section 2(2)]
      • Returned to the store with the minor, the purchased tobacco/vapour product and the change from the transaction. Asked the minor to point out the person who sold tobacco/vapour product. Approached and identified myself to the clerk/owner/manager stating that I was conducting compliance checks and a sale of tobacco/vapour product to a minor had just occurred. Asked the minor to state his/her age.
      • Reviewed the events pertinent to the sale of tobacco/vapour product to the minor and the importance of verifying a tobacco/vapour product purchaser’s age by requesting and checking valid photo ID.
      • Retailer/clerk will be put on the enforcement checklist for a period of 1 year from the violation date.
    • Review with clerk/manager/owner
      • Nature of enforcement program, including progressive enforcement module
      • It is the responsibility of the retailer to ensure employees are informed of the laws pertaining to tobacco and vapour products sales
      • Brief overview of legislated responsibility (regulations, infractions, fines)
      • Administrative Penalty Process
      • Illegal sale of tobacco and vapour products to persons under 19 years of age
      • Brief overview of inspection types (Routine; compliance checks for Display, Advertising, and Decals (DAD); compliance checks with Minor Test Shoppers (MTS); compliance checks with Adult Test Shoppers (ATS))
    • Request and check for proper identification
      • There are 6 Acceptable types of ID which must carry the bearer’s photograph, birthdate and signature: 1) Driver’s License 2) Passport 3) Citizenship Card 4) Military Card 5) Canadian Permanent Resident Card 6) Any other provincial, federal or foreign government-issued I.D. that shows the person’s name, photograph, date of birth and signature.
    • Information Sheet
      • Provided and reviewed information sheet for tobacco and vapour products
    • Tobacco/Vapour Product Training of Staff
      • Recommended reviewing information about expectations to achieve comprehension and compliance through training and testing employee knowledge
  24. MTS Compliance

    0 infractions

  25. Routine

    6 infractions

    • Municipal business license posted in a conspicuous place
    • Tobacco retail authorization license posted in a conspicuous place
    • Review with clerk/manager/owner
      • Nature of enforcement program, including progressive enforcement module
      • It is the responsibility of the retailer to ensure employees are informed of the laws pertaining to tobacco and vapour products sales
      • Brief overview of legislated responsibility (regulations, infractions, fines)
      • Display of tobacco and vapour products prohibited to minors
      • Restrictions on promotions
      • Illegal sale of tobacco and vapour products to persons under 19 years of age
      • Posting of required warning decals
      • Brief overview of inspection types (Routine; compliance checks for Display, Advertising, and Decals (DAD); compliance checks with Minor Test Shoppers (MTS); compliance checks with Adult Test Shoppers (ATS))
      • Illegal sale of e-substance not containing nicotine, nicotine salts or cannabis
      • Illegal sale of e-substance containing non-therapeutic nicotine and cannabis
      • Brief overview of required reports for vapour retailers (BCER, due dates, fines)
      • Illegal sale of e-substance containing non-therapeutic nicotine in concentrations greater than 20 mg/mL
      • Illegal sale of vapour product refill container of greater than 30 mL capacity
      • Illegal sale of vapour product cartridge of greater than 2 mL capacity
      • Illegal sale of flavoured restricted e-substance from premises where minors are permitted access
    • Request and check for proper identification
      • There are 6 Acceptable types of ID which must carry the bearer’s photograph, birthdate and signature: 1) Driver’s License 2) Passport 3) Citizenship Card 4) Military Card 5) Canadian Permanent Resident Card 6) Any other provincial, federal or foreign government-issued I.D. that shows the person’s name, photograph, date of birth and signature.
    • Information Sheet
      • Provided and reviewed information sheet for tobacco and vapour products
    • Tobacco/Vapour Product Training of Staff
      • Recommended reviewing information about expectations to achieve comprehension and compliance through training and testing employee knowledge
  26. MTS Compliance

    0 infractions

  27. Routine Follow-up

    6 infractions

    • Municipal business license posted in a conspicuous place
    • Tobacco retail authorization license posted in a conspicuous place
    • Review with clerk/manager/owner
      • Nature of enforcement program, including progressive enforcement module
      • It is the responsibility of the retailer to ensure employees are informed of the laws pertaining to tobacco and vapour products sales
      • Brief overview of legislated responsibility (regulations, infractions, fines)
      • Display of tobacco and vapour products prohibited to minors
      • Restrictions on promotions
      • Illegal sale of tobacco and vapour products to persons under 19 years of age
      • Posting of required warning decals
      • Brief overview of inspection types (Routine; compliance checks for Display, Advertising, and Decals (DAD); compliance checks with Minor Test Shoppers (MTS); compliance checks with Adult Test Shoppers (ATS))
      • Illegal sale of e-substance not containing nicotine, nicotine salts or cannabis
      • Illegal sale of e-substance containing non-therapeutic nicotine and cannabis
      • Brief overview of required reports for vapour retailers (BCER, due dates, fines)
      • Illegal sale of e-substance containing non-therapeutic nicotine in concentrations greater than 20 mg/mL
      • Illegal sale of vapour product refill container of greater than 30 mL capacity
      • Illegal sale of vapour product cartridge of greater than 2 mL capacity
      • Illegal sale of flavoured restricted e-substance from premises where minors are permitted access
    • Request and check for proper identification
      • There are 6 Acceptable types of ID which must carry the bearer’s photograph, birthdate and signature: 1) Driver’s License 2) Passport 3) Citizenship Card 4) Military Card 5) Canadian Permanent Resident Card 6) Any other provincial, federal or foreign government-issued I.D. that shows the person’s name, photograph, date of birth and signature.
    • Information Sheet
      • Provided and reviewed information sheet for tobacco and vapour products
    • Tobacco/Vapour Product Training of Staff
      • Recommended reviewing information about expectations to achieve comprehension and compliance through training and testing employee knowledge
  28. Routine

    6 infractions

    • Municipal business license posted in a conspicuous place
    • Tobacco retail authorization license posted in a conspicuous place
    • Review with clerk/manager/owner
      • Nature of enforcement program, including progressive enforcement module
      • It is the responsibility of the retailer to ensure employees are informed of the laws pertaining to tobacco and vapour products sales
      • Brief overview of legislated responsibility (regulations, infractions, fines)
      • Display of tobacco and vapour products prohibited to minors
      • Restrictions on promotions
      • Illegal sale of tobacco and vapour products to persons under 19 years of age
      • Posting of required warning decals
      • Brief overview of inspection types (Routine; compliance checks for Display, Advertising, and Decals (DAD); compliance checks with Minor Test Shoppers (MTS); compliance checks with Adult Test Shoppers (ATS))
      • Illegal sale of e-substance not containing nicotine, nicotine salts or cannabis
      • Illegal sale of e-substance containing non-therapeutic nicotine and cannabis
      • Brief overview of required reports for vapour retailers (BCER, due dates, fines)
      • Illegal sale of e-substance containing non-therapeutic nicotine in concentrations greater than 20 mg/mL
      • Illegal sale of vapour product refill container of greater than 30 mL capacity
      • Illegal sale of vapour product cartridge of greater than 2 mL capacity
      • Illegal sale of flavoured restricted e-substance from premises where minors are permitted access
    • Request and check for proper identification
      • There are 6 Acceptable types of ID which must carry the bearer’s photograph, birthdate and signature: 1) Driver’s License 2) Passport 3) Citizenship Card 4) Military Card 5) Canadian Permanent Resident Card 6) Any other provincial, federal or foreign government-issued I.D. that shows the person’s name, photograph, date of birth and signature.
    • Information Sheet
      • Provided and reviewed information sheet for tobacco and vapour products
    • Tobacco/Vapour Product Training of Staff
      • Recommended reviewing information about expectations to achieve comprehension and compliance through training and testing employee knowledge
  29. MTS Compliance

    0 infractions

  30. Routine Follow-up

    1 infraction

    • Review with clerk/manager/owner
      • Nature of enforcement program, including progressive enforcement module
      • It is the responsibility of the retailer to ensure employees are informed of the laws pertaining to tobacco and vapour products sales
      • Brief overview of legislated responsibility (regulations, infractions, fines)
      • Brief overview of inspection types (Routine; compliance checks for Display, Advertising, and Decals (DAD); compliance checks with Minor Test Shoppers (MTS); compliance checks with Adult Test Shoppers (ATS))
      • Illegal sale of e-substance containing non-therapeutic nicotine in concentrations greater than 20 mg/mL
      • Illegal sale of vapour product cartridge of greater than 2 mL capacity
  31. MTS Compliance

    0 infractions

  32. Routine Follow-up

    1 infraction

    • Tobacco/Vapour Product Training of Staff
      • Recommended reviewing information about expectations to achieve comprehension and compliance through training and testing employee knowledge
  33. MTS Compliance

    1 infraction

    • A person must not sell, offer for sale, provide or distribute tobacco or vapour products to a person under 19 years of age [TVPCA Section 2(2)]
      • Returned to the store with the minor, the purchased tobacco/vapour product and the change from the transaction. Asked the minor to point out the person who sold tobacco/vapour product. Approached and identified myself to the clerk/owner/manager stating that I was conducting compliance checks and a sale of tobacco/vapour product to a minor had just occurred. Asked the minor to state his/her age.
      • Reviewed the events pertinent to the sale of tobacco/vapour product to the minor and the importance of verifying a tobacco/vapour product purchaser’s age by requesting and checking valid photo ID.
      • Retailer/clerk will be put on the enforcement checklist for a period of 1 year from the violation date.
  34. Routine Follow-up

    4 infractions

    • A retailer must not sell a restricted e-substance that contains non-therapeutic nicotine in concentrations greater than 20 mg/mL. [ESR Section 6(1)]
    • A retailer must not sell a vapour product cartridge of greater than 2 mL capacity [ESR Section 6(2)(b)]
    • Review with clerk/manager/owner
      • Nature of enforcement program, including progressive enforcement module
      • It is the responsibility of the retailer to ensure employees are informed of the laws pertaining to tobacco and vapour products sales
      • Brief overview of legislated responsibility (regulations, infractions, fines)
      • Brief overview of inspection types (Routine; compliance checks for Display, Advertising, and Decals (DAD); compliance checks with Minor Test Shoppers (MTS); compliance checks with Adult Test Shoppers (ATS))
      • Illegal sale of e-substance containing non-therapeutic nicotine in concentrations greater than 20 mg/mL
      • Illegal sale of vapour product cartridge of greater than 2 mL capacity
    • Tobacco/Vapour Product Training of Staff
      • Recommended reviewing information about expectations to achieve comprehension and compliance through training and testing employee knowledge
  35. Routine Follow-up

    7 infractions

    • A retailer must not sell a vapour product cartridge of greater than 2 mL capacity [ESR Section 6(2)(b)]
    • Municipal business license posted in a conspicuous place
    • Tobacco retail authorization license posted in a conspicuous place
    • Review with clerk/manager/owner
      • Nature of enforcement program, including progressive enforcement module
      • It is the responsibility of the retailer to ensure employees are informed of the laws pertaining to tobacco and vapour products sales
      • Brief overview of legislated responsibility (regulations, infractions, fines)
      • Display of tobacco and vapour products prohibited to minors
      • Restrictions on promotions
      • Illegal sale of tobacco and vapour products to persons under 19 years of age
      • Posting of required warning decals
      • Brief overview of inspection types (Routine; compliance checks for Display, Advertising, and Decals (DAD); compliance checks with Minor Test Shoppers (MTS); compliance checks with Adult Test Shoppers (ATS))
      • Illegal sale of e-substance not containing nicotine, nicotine salts or cannabis
      • Illegal sale of e-substance containing non-therapeutic nicotine and cannabis
      • Brief overview of required reports for vapour retailers (BCER, due dates, fines)
      • Illegal sale of e-substance containing non-therapeutic nicotine in concentrations greater than 20 mg/mL
      • Illegal sale of vapour product refill container of greater than 30 mL capacity
      • Illegal sale of vapour product cartridge of greater than 2 mL capacity
      • Illegal sale of flavoured restricted e-substance from premises where minors are permitted access
    • Request and check for proper identification
      • There are 6 Acceptable types of ID which must carry the bearer’s photograph, birthdate and signature: 1) Driver’s License 2) Passport 3) Citizenship Card 4) Military Card 5) Canadian Permanent Resident Card 6) Any other provincial, federal or foreign government-issued I.D. that shows the person’s name, photograph, date of birth and signature.
    • Information Sheet
      • Provided and reviewed information sheet for tobacco and vapour products
    • Tobacco/Vapour Product Training of Staff
      • Recommended reviewing information about expectations to achieve comprehension and compliance through training and testing employee knowledge
  36. MTS Compliance

    0 infractions

  37. Routine

    6 infractions

    • Municipal business license posted in a conspicuous place
    • Tobacco retail authorization license posted in a conspicuous place
    • Review with clerk/manager/owner
      • Nature of enforcement program, including progressive enforcement module
      • It is the responsibility of the retailer to ensure employees are informed of the laws pertaining to tobacco and vapour products sales
      • Brief overview of legislated responsibility (regulations, infractions, fines)
      • Display of tobacco and vapour products prohibited to minors
      • Restrictions on promotions
      • Illegal sale of tobacco and vapour products to persons under 19 years of age
      • Posting of required warning decals
      • Brief overview of inspection types (Routine; compliance checks for Display, Advertising, and Decals (DAD); compliance checks with Minor Test Shoppers (MTS); compliance checks with Adult Test Shoppers (ATS))
      • Illegal sale of e-substance not containing nicotine, nicotine salts or cannabis
      • Illegal sale of e-substance containing non-therapeutic nicotine and cannabis
      • Brief overview of required reports for vapour retailers (BCER, due dates, fines)
      • Illegal sale of e-substance containing non-therapeutic nicotine in concentrations greater than 20 mg/mL
      • Illegal sale of vapour product refill container of greater than 30 mL capacity
      • Illegal sale of vapour product cartridge of greater than 2 mL capacity
      • Illegal sale of flavoured restricted e-substance from premises where minors are permitted access
    • Request and check for proper identification
      • There are 6 Acceptable types of ID which must carry the bearer’s photograph, birthdate and signature: 1) Driver’s License 2) Passport 3) Citizenship Card 4) Military Card 5) Canadian Permanent Resident Card 6) Any other provincial, federal or foreign government-issued I.D. that shows the person’s name, photograph, date of birth and signature.
    • Information Sheet
      • Provided and reviewed information sheet for tobacco and vapour products
    • Tobacco/Vapour Product Training of Staff
      • Recommended reviewing information about expectations to achieve comprehension and compliance through training and testing employee knowledge

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