Letters about Smoke-Free Ottawa
Match the Number of the Letter and view it with the corresponding number in the slideshow.
1) March 2007
The Council's President urges local development of smoke-free housing
Ellen Holmes letter to Ottawa Citizen
2) January 2004
Bars seek $500M for smoke-ban losses
Carmela Graziani letter to Ottawa Citizen
3) September, 2003
Tobacco companies' "charitable donations" are tainted
Carmela Graziani letter to Ottawa Citizen
4) May 22, 2003
"Why am I dying from second-hand smoke?"
"If second-hand smoke does not cause lung cancer (as the flawed study by Enstrom and Kabat implies), then why am I dying from lung cancer caused by second-hand smoke?" Heather Crowe asks the Editor of the British Medical Journal.
Heather Crowe letter to British Medical Journal
5) February 2003
A city cannot have a healthy economy without a healthy workforce
Carmela Graziani letter to the Ottawa Sun
6) June 2002
PUBCO hope to spread across province
David S. Esdaile MD (Vice-President, Physicians for a Smoke-Free Canada) letter to the Ottawa Sun
7) April 2002
Re: Piano man cut short by by-law
Carmela Graziani letter to the Ottawa Sun
8) April 2002
Re: Clubbing the smokers
Janice Forsythe letter to the Ottawa Sun
9) March 2002
Carmela Graziani letter to CBC's "All in a Day"
10) March 2002
Carmela Graziani letter to the West End Chronicle
11) February 2002
Re: Olympians (and others) take foolish chances. We must let them
Carmela Graziani letter to the Ottawa Citizen
12) January 2002
Re: Bar loses Round 1 of smoking fight
Melodie Tilson letter to the Ottawa Citizen
13) December 2001
Paul Lafleur, BSc, RMT letter to Mayor Bob Chiarelli and Ottawa City Council
14) November 2001
Re: Study blames smoking ban for 77 layoffs at area bars
Carmela Graziani, Bay Ward, Ottawa, letter to City Councillors
November 2001
Re: City of Ottawa Smoke-Free Bylaw
Carolyn Hill, President, OCSH letter to 15) MOLSON and 16) OTTAWA SENATORS Hockey Club
17) October 2001
Safeguard Smoke-Free Ottawa in the face of PUBCO's opposition
Carmela Graziani letter to Mayor Bob Chiarelli and City Councillors
1) March 2007
The Council's President urges local development of smoke-free housing
Ellen Holmes letter to Ottawa Citizen
2) January 2004
Bars seek $500M for smoke-ban losses
Carmela Graziani letter to Ottawa Citizen
3) September, 2003
Tobacco companies' "charitable donations" are tainted
Carmela Graziani letter to Ottawa Citizen
4) May 22, 2003
"Why am I dying from second-hand smoke?"
"If second-hand smoke does not cause lung cancer (as the flawed study by Enstrom and Kabat implies), then why am I dying from lung cancer caused by second-hand smoke?" Heather Crowe asks the Editor of the British Medical Journal.
Heather Crowe letter to British Medical Journal
5) February 2003
A city cannot have a healthy economy without a healthy workforce
Carmela Graziani letter to the Ottawa Sun
6) June 2002
PUBCO hope to spread across province
David S. Esdaile MD (Vice-President, Physicians for a Smoke-Free Canada) letter to the Ottawa Sun
7) April 2002
Re: Piano man cut short by by-law
Carmela Graziani letter to the Ottawa Sun
8) April 2002
Re: Clubbing the smokers
Janice Forsythe letter to the Ottawa Sun
9) March 2002
Carmela Graziani letter to CBC's "All in a Day"
10) March 2002
Carmela Graziani letter to the West End Chronicle
11) February 2002
Re: Olympians (and others) take foolish chances. We must let them
Carmela Graziani letter to the Ottawa Citizen
12) January 2002
Re: Bar loses Round 1 of smoking fight
Melodie Tilson letter to the Ottawa Citizen
13) December 2001
Paul Lafleur, BSc, RMT letter to Mayor Bob Chiarelli and Ottawa City Council
14) November 2001
Re: Study blames smoking ban for 77 layoffs at area bars
Carmela Graziani, Bay Ward, Ottawa, letter to City Councillors
November 2001
Re: City of Ottawa Smoke-Free Bylaw
Carolyn Hill, President, OCSH letter to 15) MOLSON and 16) OTTAWA SENATORS Hockey Club
17) October 2001
Safeguard Smoke-Free Ottawa in the face of PUBCO's opposition
Carmela Graziani letter to Mayor Bob Chiarelli and City Councillors
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