Alberta

• AADAC [1]
• Alberta Tobacco Reduction Alliance [2]
• Alberta Campaign for Action on Tobacco [3]
• Tobacco Use Among Alberta Youth: Results from the Alberta Youth Tobacco Survey [4]

Canada

• Active & Free, Young Women, Physical Activity and Tobacco [5] (CAAWS)
• Becoming Or Remaining Smoke-Free [5]- Heart & Stroke Foundation Position Statement
• Canadian Council for Tobacco Control [6]
• Heather Crowe Resource Centre [7](acquire tobacco control resources online)
• Lessons learned from the tobacco demand reduction strategy: Youth and tobacco. Health Canada. (1999). [8]
• National Clearinghouse on Tobacco and Health [9]
• Ontario Campaign for Action on Tobacco [10]
• Ontario Tobacco-Free Network [11]
• Ontario Tobacco Strategy Media Network [12]
• Respecting the Air We Breathe: [13]A Project about Developing and Delivering Second-hand Tobacco Smoke Messages Targeted to Young Adults
• Simcoe Speaks - Simcoe County District Health Unit [14]
• Smoke-FX Youth and Tobacco Vortal [15]
• The Power of Many: Tobacco Action Plan for this Generation. Program Training and Consultation Centre [16]
• You Are The Target. Big Tobacco: Lies, Scams - Now The Truth [17]

International

• Amazing Changes Hypnosis [18]
• ASH USA (Action on Smoking and Health) [19]
• Best Practices for Comprehensive Tobacco Control Programs [20]
• European Network for Smoking Prevention [21]
• International Network of Women Against Tobacco (INWAT) [22]

Smoke-Free Home Resources

• Physicians for a Smoke-Free Canada [23]
• Non-Smokers' Rights Association and the Smoking and Health Action Foundation [24]
• Position Paper on Second Hand Smoke & Indoor Air Quality. [25] Ontario Medical Association. Available from OMA November, 1996.