NUNAVUT BAN
June 1st, 2004
BY MONICA DOBIE
A SMOKING ban has been imposed in all public places, including bars and restaurants in Nunavut and the neighbouring Northwest Territories in northern Canada. The bylaw will force people to smoke outside in freezing temperatures of up to -50 Celsius in the winter.
A SMOKING ban has been imposed in all public places, including bars and restaurants in Nunavut and the neighbouring Northwest Territories in northern Canada. The bylaw will force people to smoke outside in freezing temperatures of up to -50 Celsius in the winter.
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