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CTV.ca | N.S. town moves to ban smoking in downtown district

Although I am part of the smoke Ghestappo, I have to wonder if cigarette banning hasn't gone too far. I rejoiced when cigarettes were banned from bars and restaurants; according to popular bars and restaurants in Quebec City, there are even more people!

Now, not only are cigarettes hidden behind opaque panels (over which some are advertizing beer), but now we are told that THIRD-hand smoke (that sticks to clothes) is toxic

Cigarette a legal product sold (usually) to consenting adults for consciously know it's killing them.

How is ban on cigarette where you live? Is it enough? too much?

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Originally Posted by Sousuke

I noticed they started putting the opaque panels over the cigarettes in stores about a year ago, but I never understood why.

To protect children's innoncent eyes


CTV.ca | Rights group blasts 'non-smoker' stipulation for job

And I thought language discrimination in Quebec was the worst thing...

Would you keep an employee away if he smoked?

There's nowhere I can't reach.