Wife (also non-smoker) and I just flew home from Canada yesterday after
6 weeks, everywhere east of Toronto. No problem smoking outdoors
anywhere where not expressly prohibited was my experience. Some
restaurants ask "Smoking or non-smoking" but I observed very little
indoor smoking. Quebec has a smoking reputation and it seemed there was
more there. But, in general, things seemed to be quite like our home
(California).
Cost of pipe tobacco (and cigarettes I suppose) is high (double or more
what I'm used to paying). You and I are clearly out of fashion. I don't
have to smoke, just like to, and don't encourage anyone to start.---Ken
In article <2005072710431279578@zetnet.co.uk>, Ted Taylor
<biker@zetnet.co.uk> wrote:
> My wife & I are visiting Canada on holiday at the end of September, we
> will be there for
> three weeks.
> I am a pipe smoker & have been for many years. My wife tells me that
> I cannot smoke
> anywere in Canada. Can someone tell me if I can or can't. We will be
> travelling from Calgary
> to Jasper, the Rockie Mountaneer, Banff, Vancouver. This trip has been a
> dream of my wifes
> since childhood.
> I don't want to spoil the trip for my wife.
> Thanks for any help in advance
> Ted Taylor G7PZS
>
> biker@zetnet.co.uk
> also driving S3 Exmilitary Landrover 
Smoking a pipe in Canada 
