RESOURCESHealth Promotion & other government resources ONTARIO'S ACTION PLANFor Healthy Eating, Active Living SMOKE-FREE ONTARIOThe Smoke-Free Ontario Strategy INJURY PREVENTIONWorking together for a safer, healthier Ontario COMMUNITIES IN ACTION FUNDCreating community level opportunities for physical activity ACTIVE2010Increase participation in sport and physical activity strategy PAUSE TO PLAYThe web guide for kids who want to be active
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SMOKE-FREE ONTARIO: Display BanEffective May 31, 2008, there are new restrictions on how tobacco products can be displayed, handled and promoted in a retail store. These are new rules that need to be reviewed carefully. Frequently Asked Questions for Tobacco Vendors FACT SHEET FOR TOBACCO VENDORSSMOKE-FREE ONTARIO Tobacco use is the biggest preventable cause of death and disease in Ontario. It kills 13,000 Ontarians each year. As of May 31, 2006, through the Smoke-Free Ontario Act, the Ontario Government protects the health of all Ontarians by prohibiting smoking in enclosed workplaces and enclosed public places. Creating a Smoke-Free Ontario Smoke-Free Ontario Legislation |
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