Bylaw

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...

Smoking is prohibited in Maple Leaf Park, Cedar Valley Park, Edgewood Park and Peace Park, and at Old Millbrook School. (If the latter simply pertains to school grounds, they are already covered under the Smoke-Free Ontario Act.) Smoking is also banned within a 9 m radius surrounding any entrance, exit or air intake at...

No person shall carry or possess a lit cigarette, cigar or pipe, or burn tobacco in any manner; or use an electronic smoking device; In a public premises, a workplace or a public vehicle (includes patios and +15 systems); In, on or within 5 metres of a: (i) outdoor pool; (ii) outdoor skating rink; (iii) playground; (iv) skate park; or (v)...

The Municipality has the authority to regulate non-tobacco products by virtue of the Municipal Government Act, RSA 2000, Chapter M-26, which authorizes a council to pass bylaws for municipal purposes respecting safety, health and welfare of people Cold Lake’s bylaw’s definition of smoking includes the use of electronic cigarettes, waterpipes and other weeds and...

Under the City of Brampton Transit By-law, no person shall smoke or hold a lighted tobacco product, including a cigar, cigarette or pipe at any of Brampton Transit’s Terminals. This includes all outdoor areas within 9m of an entrance door, or any other outdoor space on the property including platforms. This would therefore include...

This very broad definition of smoking includes waterpipes, electronic cigarettes and other weeds and substances and their use is prohibited both indoors and outdoors. Smoking is prohibited within 10 m of a playground or sports field. Products Included Cigarettes, Cigars, Pipes, Electronic Smoking Devices, Other Weeds and Substances Definitions “Smoke” or “Smoking” means to inhale, exhale, burn or...

The Tobacco and Smoking Reduction Act assures a gold standard level of protection in public places and workplaces, both inside and out. Smoking is prohibited: In a public place (includes patios), In a workplace, In a vehicle in which a minor under 18 is present, In a public vehicle, and Within 5 m from a doorway, window or air...