News
COVID-19 UPDATE
Effective Thursday March 26, 2020 Important ONLY for customers visiting our retail location, if you're ordering online this will NOT affect you. Per government mandate, we are closed to the public as vape shops have been deemed non-essential businesses. We are allowed eCommerce for delivery and curbside pickup. We will offer free delivery in Regina for all orders over $25. Option for local delivery will no longer be available effective May 17th. To place an order, please call or visit our website at www.queencityvapes.ca and choose Store Pickup or Local Delivery from shipping options. Online orders to locations outside of Regina will NOT be affected by...
Steps we're taking during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Hey folks! An important announcement...PLEASE READ IN ITS ENTIRITY. In an effort to reduce interaction between staff and the general public, we would like to limit traffic in and out of the store as much as possible. So for our local shoppers, our suggestion is to place your order online at www.queencityvapes.ca and choose store pickup. We will notify you via email when your order is ready. Alternatively, you can have your order shipped to you via Canada Post. Shipping is free for all orders in Canada over $75 before taxes. Payment options online are Visa, Mastercard, and email money...
Addressing Battery Safety Once Again...
Addressing battery safety once again. If your batteries are dented in any way, shape, or form; scratches or tears in the wrap; missing insulator ring; arc marks or burns; stop using them IMMEDIATELY. Basically, if your batteries look like the ones in the photos attached (first two photos credited to Simon Stokes of Wild Predator in North Bay, ON), STOP USING THEM, and dispose of them properly (i.e. recycle, not in the garbage, or the street!!). If your batteries are in excellent condition but have a tear in the wrap and/or have a missing insulator ring, bring them by to have...
TVPA Regulations Taking Effect Nov. 19, 2018
This is a long read, and you will want to read it as there is some important information here. Effective today, Nov 19, 2018, some prohibitions have taken effect in the Canadian vaping industry. These prohibitions are as follows: Prohibition on the promotion or sale of a vaping product that has an appearance, shape, or other sensory attribute or a function that could make the product appealing to young persons. (See section 30.2 of the TVPA) Prohibition on the promotion of a vaping product through a testimonial or an endorsement, however displayed or communicated, including by means of the packaging....
A note about age restrictions...
In Canada, presently, there are no regulations surrounding selling vaping gear and eliquid to minors on a federal level. However, there are a few provinces that have implemented laws that treat vapourizers and e-cigarettes like tobacco, and therefore they can not be sold to minors. Saskatchewan is not one of those provinces. The vaping industry in Canada has been self regulated since day one. Basically, we are following the rules that surround tobacco sales. Any reputable vape shop will not sell to minors (under 18, or under 19, depending on the province). Online Sales: Most, if not all stores with...

