Smoking ban policies – public places and work spaces in Canada

“Smoking ban policies in Canada are effective for both smokers and non-smokers”
The paper will focus on smoking ban policies in public and work place and illustrate a reduction in smoking among the smoking populous as well as inherent dangers non-smokers. Further savings to employers for lost hours of work, illness etc.
***It is important that this paper focus on policy on smoking bans as opposed to the Health Care system. By that I mean that the paper can highlight reduction in smoking as a result of the policy but should not address it from a Health care perspective***
The focus of each paper should provide the reader with a better understanding of a specific policy concern and a thorough analysis and strategic assessment of the issue. The paper must be supported by research including readings utilized throughout the course and external resources where applicable
Here are some theories that might be worked into the paper.
•Incrementalism
•Instititutionalism
•Public choice

The current policies in place in Canada are –
Federal – Non-smokers’ Health Act R.S.C., 1985, c. 15 (4th Supp.)
Provincial – In Ontario – Smoke-Free Ontario Act – O. Reg. 48 06
Policies vary throughout the remaining provinces and territories; however, for the most part they mirror one another.

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