Smoke-Free Canada is a national health organization dedicated to reducing tobacco-related illnesses through decreased smoking and exposure to second-hand smoke. Founded in 1985, this registered charity is made up of Canadian physicians who share a common goal of promoting a smoke-free Canada. Over the past four decades, Smoke-Free Canada has relied on the contributions of its members in the form of time and volunteer efforts.

The organization's sources of funding come from various avenues, including donations from members, health ministries, private foundations, and earnings from consulting services. Notably, Smoke-Free Canada has received recognition for its outstanding work, including awards such as the Dr. Harold N.

Segall Award of Merit from the Canadian Cardiovascular Society and the World No Tobacco Day Award from the World Health Organization. Led by experienced directors and staff, Smoke-Free Canada remains committed to advocating for smoke-free policies and improving public health in Canada. Contact them at their Ottawa office for more information