LEGISLATION

The Smoke-Free Ontario Act is designed to protect the health of all Ontarians by prohibiting smoking in all enclosed workplaces and enclosed public places in Ontario as of May 31, 2006. Go to the Smoke-Free Ontario Act. Go to the Ontario Regulation associated with the act. Frequently Asked Questions about Ontario’s Smoke-Free Strategy.

Click on the links below to see how this legislation affects you.

| English | Français |

Here’s a rundown of the highlights of the Smoke-Free Ontario Act. Learn how this legislation protects Ontarians from the adverse effects of tobacco.

The Smoke-Free Ontario Act affects people in all walks of life, including proprietors, employers, workers, retailers and health care service providers.

Ontario's last anti-smoking legislation was introduced in 1994. Find out what's new in the Smoke-Free Ontario Act.

There are many myths associated with banning smoking. From second-hand smoke to sales numbers to pollution. Get the real facts here.

All signs required to be posted under the act and regulation should be posted in a conspicuous manner and should be clearly visible.