Journey for a Tobacco-Free World

For those of you who aren’t familiar with Vancouver, here are a few details that may be of interest. This shot, facing west/northwest, is taken from the world-famous Lions Gate (aka, First Narrows) Bridge.  In the background, you see part of West Vancouver, which is on ‘the north shore’. The stretch of road between the […]

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On May 31, 2010 – the World Health Organization’s 23rd annual World No Tobacco Day – 30-year anti-tobacco activist Errol E. Povah and his Support Crew will embark on the world’s first JOURNEY for a TOBACCO-FREE WORLD, a 6,300 kilometre “run, walk or crawl, from Victoria to Montreal.” Time, energy and resources permitting, the Journey […]

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The JOURNEY for a TOBACCO-FREE WORLD goes in one week! If you are interested in joining us at Mile Zero in Victoria on Monday, May 31, that would be awesome! The launch is at 10:00 a.m. so, technically, you could catch the 7:00 a.m. ferry from Tsawwassen to Swartz Bay Monday morning and be at […]

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Airspace Action on Smoking and Health – Canada’s leading all-volunteer anti-tobacco organization – would like to offer you and/or your company/organization an opportunity to be part of what will, undoubtedly, be the one of the biggest single developments ever, in terms of improving global health and reducing burgeoning health-care costs. Specifically, we’re referring to the […]

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Ending the controversy about… The most contrived controversy ever There is much less controversy about tobacco – and the tobacco industry – than the industry would have you believe. In fact, there’s more controversy within the anti-tobacco movement about how to eliminate both of those ‘problems’ (tobacco and the tobacco industry)…and rest assured, there’s not […]

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