Cigarette ヽ(#`Д´)凸

Here in Ontario [I'm not sure if the law is federal, or provincial, or even regional], smoking in public places outside is allowed, so long as you're 30 feet/10meters away from building entrances. There's usually designated smoking areas; but as long as you're far enough away from the doors, you're okay.

Inside public buildings [that is to say--a building that isn't somebody's home, or say, an apartment building's hallway] is not allowed. This includes things like taxis or work vehicles [like snowplows and such].

I noticed they started putting the opaque panels over the cigarettes in stores about a year ago, but I never understood why. People still know there's smokes behind them--except now, behind the counter you see ugly white steel panels instead of the colourful array of cigarette packaging.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Originally Posted by psilophone

I heard they also recently made a law in Ontario that bans smoking in a vehicle if anyone under 16 is present. Very good law imo.

I just heard about this for the first time the other day. I think it actually was JUST started within the past few weeks or so.

Soon they're going to be placing laws that say you can't even smoke in your own home.

There's nowhere I can't reach.