Smoke-Free Housing
New study on children's exposure to second-hand smoke (2010)
Nova Scotia Public Opinion Survey on Smoke-Free Multi-Unit Dwellings (2008)
Solving Odour Transfer Problems in Your Apartment
Beware of Ozone-generating Indoor "Air Purifiers"
It is legal in Nova Scotia for landlords to specify in the lease that a building is smoke-free. To view residential tenancies polices in Nova Scotia or to participate in an upcoming poll about smoke-free multi-unit dwellings go to the Residential Tenancies website.
Second-Hand Smoke in Multi-Unit Dwellings: Literature Review (April 23, 2010)
A Landlord's Guide to No-Smoking Policies in Ontario
Information from the Non-Smokers' Rights Association
The Canadian Smoke-Free Housing Coalition website has links for each province. They want to provide a listing of property owners/companies in each province that have smoke-free buildings. If you know of a smoke-free building please contact them so they can put it on the list.
New Smoke-Free Policies for Subsidized Housing Established in Peterborough and Millbrook
The Peterborough Examiner: "Some public housing goes smoke free"
The Peterborough Examiner: "Expanding smoking ban not considered"
CBC News: "Butt out in apartment, Quebec judge rules"
The Montreal Gazette: "Revise leases to deal with smokers, landlords urge"