This report delves into the health consequences of smoking and vaping in Canada, specifically focusing on lung disorders. It begins by outlining the detrimental effects of both smoking and vaping on the lungs, including conditions like emphysema and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), supported by statistical data and visual aids. The report then critically evaluates the existing health promotion strategies implemented by the Canadian government, such as the Tobacco Strategy, assessing their effectiveness in controlling smoking and vaping rates, particularly among youth. It highlights the strengths of these strategies, such as educational campaigns and regulatory measures, while also identifying areas for improvement, like addressing the affordability of tobacco products and expanding educational programs to include school-level interventions and interpersonal skills training. The report proposes an enhanced health promotion plan that incorporates these additional elements, emphasizing the importance of individual knowledge, social networking, and media influence to combat smoking and vaping effectively. The ecological model is used to demonstrate informative tools. The conclusion reinforces the significant health risks associated with smoking and vaping while acknowledging the positive impact of current health promotion initiatives and advocating for continued efforts to protect public health.