The popularity of cigarette smoking is at an all-time low in Canada. Almost 70 percent of Canadians are non-smokers. In recognition of the dangers of sidestream smoke, many public places have been declared smoke free. Hospitals, doctors' offices, banks and many government offices have non-smoking policies. Airlines and bus companies have regular non-smoking runs.
Restaurants have non-smoking sections.
Many workplaces do not allow smoking either by visitors or staff. As with any other addiction, you may need help in overcoming the habit. Many programs are available to help those who find they can't do it alone. See also The ABCs of How to Quit Smoking .