Bylaw

Bylaw No. 2012-86, A bylaw of the City of Ottawa to amend Bylaw No. 2004-276 to prohibit smoking in city parks and facilities.

Smoking tobacco products, using waterpipes, electronic cigarettes and smoking other weeds and substances are banned on all outdoor municipal property, including parks, beaches and recreational fields. A news release was issued by the City of Ottawa on 13 March 2015 to inform residents that use of e-cigarettes and “vaping” is prohibited on all municipal property...

Smoking Bylaw 87-15

Smoking is prohibited in municipal parks, playgrounds, sports and recreation fields, beaches, trails, or other outdoor public spaces owned by the city and listed in Appendix A of the bylaw. Products Included Cigarettes, Cigars, Pipes Definitions “Public Municipal Open Space” means a park, playing field, tennis court, playground, lawn bowling green, walkway, path, trail, beach, dock, marina or...

Bylaw No. 2015-055, Being a by-law to prohibit smoking within fifteen (15) metres of entrance ways of municipal buildings

Smoking and electronic smoking devices use prohibited within 15 m of the entrance way to any Municipal building. Products Included Cigarettes, Cigars, Pipes, Electronic Smoking Devices Definitions “Smoke or Smoking” shall include the carrying or holding of a lighted cigar, cigarette, pipe or any other lighted smoking equipment, but does not include the carrying or holding of any lighted...

Bylaw No. 3345/2005, Smoke-Free 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...

Smoking Regulation Bylaw No. 637, 2009, A Bylaw to Regulate Smoking in the Village of Pemberton

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...

Bylaw No. 2002-231, A Bylaw to Regulate Smoking in Public Places and Workplaces in Kingston

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...

Bylaw C-1278, A Bylaw of the City of Grande Prairie, in the Province of Alberta, to establish Smoke Free Playgrounds and Athletic Fields (also known as the Smoke Free Playgrounds and Athletic Fields Bylaw)

Smoking is prohibited within a 10m radius of any playground equipment or athletic field. Amendments to the bylaw have been proposed and will be voted on at the 6 February 2017 Council meeting. If passed, the bylaw will also prohibit smoking and vaping at specific athletic facilities such as the Coca-Cola Centre, Eastlink Centre, Dave...

By-Law Number 1228, being a by-law to prohibit smoking on any property owned or leased by the Town of Essex

The bylaw prohibits smoking on all municipal property except sidewalks and roads. However, it allows for designated smoking areas. Municipal property is not defined in the bylaw. Products Included Cigarettes, Cigars, Pipes, Electronic Smoking Devices, Other Weeds and Substances, Waterpipes Definitions “Designated Smoking Area” means a space located on municipally owned or leased property which has been designated...