Bylaw

Smoking is prohibited on grandstands: open air seating facilities primarily but not exclusively limited to use in watching sporting events. Smoking is also prohibited on bar and restaurant patios and at sidewalk cafes. As of 2013, smoking was also prohibited within 10 m of a playground, seasonal skating rink, skate park, sports field, water...

Broad definition of smoking includes “other lighted smoking equipment that burn other weed or substance.” Smoking prohibited within 25 m of the following: Outdoor Venues (for worship, entertainment, recreation, business or amusement), playgrounds, playing fields, a place at which a Sporting Event (with admission by ticket) is occurring, in transit shelters and on school...

Smoking prohibited in any part of a municipal park (includes property owned and dedicated as a park by the District of Tofino for the purpose of pleasure, recreation and community use by the public). The definition of smoke or smoking specifically includes other weeds or substances and hookah pipes. Products Included Cigarettes, Cigars, Pipes, Other Weeds...

The City of Toronto started exploring options to address the use of waterpipes inside businesses, up to and including the possibility of a ban, in the fall of 2012. The following steps were taken before approval of changes to the Municipal Code on 3 November 2015: On 19 October 2012, Toronto City staff was asked...

Original Bylaw: Smoking was only prohibited on patios. Amended Bylaw: The amending bylaw prohibits smoking in all municipal parks, trails, playing fields, sports fields, swimming pools, beaches and playgrounds, seating areas of stadiums, and within 9m of entrances to municipal buildings, within 3m of all buildings accessible to the public, and at bus transfer...

The bylaw has a very broad definition of smoking that includes all tobacco products and e-cigarettes. In general, the definitions in this bylaw are well-worded and useful for other municipalities to review when developing their on bylaws. The bylaw prohibits smoking within 9 m of all sports and recreation fields, spectator seating areas, playgrounds,...

As of 2006, smoking was prohibited within 9 m of an entrance way to a municipal building. The bylaw does not mention air intakes or operable windows and nor does it apply to other buildings to which the public has access. On 21 November 2016 Council amended Bylaw 113-2006 with Amending Bylaw No. 175-2016 to prohibit...

Smoking prohibited within 9 m of entrances or exits of city-owned facilities. The bylaw does not mention air intakes or operable windows. Products Included Cigarettes, Cigars, Pipes Definitions “Smoke” or “smoking” includes the carrying of a lighted cigar, cigarette, pipe or any other lighted smoking equipment. Places Smoking Prohibited Doorways, air intakes, operable windows Buffer Zones Doorways, Air Intakes and Operable Windows...