Smoke Free Bus Shelter Project

Smoke Free Kings, in partnership with Kings Transit and ATCom Outdoor, have posted signage in bus shelters across the Annapolis Valley encouraging people to not smoke inside our shelters. Bus shelters are protected as smoke-free under the Provincial Smoke Free Places Act.

Thank you for helping us protect the health of our communities! 
Project is funded by Smoke Free Nova Scotia

Tobacco free public policy advocacy is an exciting and complex process. We are excited to share our public policy work with you.

We supported the Town of Wolfville in becoming the first town in Nova Scotia to adopt an smoke-free public places bylaw which led the way for Provincial Smoke Free Places legislation. Following that success, we encouraged and worked with Wolfville to adopt a smoke free vehicle bylaw. They were the first town in Canada to take action on protecting children in vehicles from second hand smoke.  This was very quickly supported by the Province of Nova Scotia with a smoke free vehicle amendment to their Smoke Free Places Act. We are now beginning work on outdoor public spaces.

Smoke Free Kings is dedicated to working within established tobacco control practice and is guided by up-to-date research and advice.

Want to be involved in this very rewarding work? Contact us.