OTTAWA SCENT REGULATION ALLERGY CONTROL CANADA
June 1st, 2006
BY MONICA DOBIE, in Ottawa THE CITIZENS of Ottawa, Canada, may be banned from wearing scent in public areas, in what is thought to be a first among all capitol cities. City of Ottawa councillors are to debate a proposal from a council citizens' committee on the environment that pass a by-law stopping people from wearing perfume, scented soaps and deodorants to work. This would be preceded by a public awareness campaign teaching people on how scents can trigger asthma attacks, followed by voluntary guidelines stopping people wearing scents. The next step would be ...
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