Canada smoking ban
Edmonton, Alberta
エドモントン

Edmonton

Edmonton is the major economic centre for Alberta and for the oil and gas industry. Edmonton
traditionally has been a hub for Albertan petrochemical industries, earning it the nickname "Oil
Capital of Canada" in the 1940s. Supply and service industries drive the energy extraction engine,
while research develops new technologies and supports expanded value-added processing of
Alberta's massive oil, gas, and oil sands reserves. These are reported to be the second-largest
in the world, after Saudi Arabia.

Important industrial sectors also include a strong technology sector anchored by large employers
such as IBM, Telus and General Electric.


The World Waterpark pool, Edmonton

West Edmonton Mall, is the largest shopping mall in North America and the fifth biggest in the world.
The mall was founded by the an emigrant from Iran in 1959. There are over 800 stores and services
and parking for more than 20,000 vehicles. More than 23,000 people are employed at the property.
The Waterpark is the world's top-class indoor water park, built in 1985, with a size of over 20,000
square metres, with wave pool, and many slides. The Waterpark is climate-controlled, keeping the air
and water heated to the level of 30C.

(L) Day pass to the World Waterpark (R) Many slides and a wave pool

(L) A pet shop in the Mall (M) Santa Marina (R) Chinatown( food-court )

Sea lion show

International junior championship tournament was in play at the Ice palace.

(L) Corridor of the Mall (M) Apple Store (R) Starbucks Coffee

(L) Scotiabank theatre (R) The entrance to Fantasyland Hotel

Restaurant, hotel and lobby of the Hilton Garden Inn, Edmonton

Hilton Garden Inn West Edmnton has a total of 160 rooms/
all are non-smoking.
Fantasyland Hotel West Edmonton Mall has a total of 350 rooms/
all are non-smoking.

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Smoking Restriction at Hotels in the World: Actual Survey
The ratio of a non-smoking guest room to the total hotel rooms was calculated,
based on the on-the-spot investigation.



A route map of LRT train

(L) LRT train at Central Station
(R) LRT train is crossing North Saskatchwan River. A historic streetcar operates on High-level Bridge on the special days of May and October.

(L) High-level Bridge and Light Rail Transit Bridge (M) Interior of the LRT train (R) North Saskatchwan River

(L) LRT railway's two tunnels run under the campus of the University of Alberta. (R) ETS bus stop and LRT station

(L) Health Sciences /Jubilee station (R) Central station

(L) A ETS bus ticket (M) A LRT ticket (R) Underground tunnel of the Central station

The Edmonton Transit System ( ETS ) is the city's main public transit agency, operating the Edmonton
Light Rail Transit (LRT) line, as well as a large fleet of buses. Approximately,34% of people in the Edmonton
Capital Region use this public transport system, each day. Scheduled LRT service began in April 1978.
The South LRT extension was opened in full in April 2010, which sees trains traveling to Century Park.



Travel by Train
All railway trains should be completely smoke -free.

イタリア鉄道旅行・シシリア Italia Rail: Trenitalia
アイルランド鉄道旅行 Rail Travel Ireland
フィンランド鉄道 路面電車 地下鉄 Railways in Helsinki, Finland
パリ近郊鉄道・地下鉄 Train in Norway, Trondheim to Oslo

米国・東北部鉄道旅行 Amtrak Acela Express: Boston-Newyork
パリ近郊鉄道・地下鉄 Washington DC Metro/Union Station
シカゴ鉄道 Chicago CTA Rail
マイアミ鉄道 Miami Metro Rail

ストックホルム・空港鉄道 Stockholm Arlanda Airport and Express
ストックホルム地下鉄 Stockholm County Railways
スエーデンX2000の旅 X2000:Stockholm-Copenhagen Express
コペンハーゲン近郊鉄道・地下鉄 Greater Copenhagen Railways
パリ鉄道ターミナル駅 Paris Rail Terminals
パリ近郊鉄道・地下鉄 Paris Metro-RER-Tram

韓国高速鉄道 Korea Train Express, Airport Express and Metro
タイ・バンコク鉄道 Bangkok Mass Transit/Thai Railways
韓国高速鉄道 Indian Railway
韓国高速鉄道 Dehli Metro
米国横断鉄道旅行 Airport Express and MTR, Hong Kong
台湾高速鉄道 Taiwan High-Speed Rail
台湾高速鉄道 China High-Speed Rail

シカゴ鉄道 Portugal Metro, Railways
マイアミ鉄道 Amsterdam Rail
シカゴ鉄道 High-speed train in Spain 2010
マイアミ鉄道 Barcelona Railways
 Railway Travel in France 2011
 Railway Travel in Germany 2011
サンフランシスコ鉄道 High-speed train in Germany, Austria and Switzerland 2013

 Vancouver Skytrain
パリ近郊鉄道・地下鉄 Edomonton Metro
パリ近郊鉄道・地下鉄 VIA train, Vancouver to Jasper
米国横断鉄道旅行 Amtrak: Seattle to Glacier National Park
サンフランシスコ鉄道 San Francisco: cable-car, tram and Bart
パリ近郊鉄道・地下鉄 Alaskan Railroad

 Moscow Metro
 Saint Petersburg Metro
 Sapsan, high-speed train of Russia
 Allegro, high-speed train between Finland and Russia

パリ近郊鉄道・地下鉄 Railways connecting Canberra and Sydney, Australia
米国・東北部鉄道旅行 Gold Coast Light-Rail
ニュージランド鉄道旅行 NZ Rail: Tranz Alpine/Scenic
オーストラリア鉄道旅行 Brief Journey by Australian Rail

 Narita Airport-City Rail Service
 Japanese high-speed train 'Hayabusa'
 Japanese high-speed train 'Super-Komachi'
Smoking ban in the railway trains of the world



Edmonton International Airport is a hub facility for Northern Canada and Asia, Europe and United States.
It takes for 50min to Calgary.


エドモントンはアルバータは州の州都である。肥沃な農業地帯が広がるプレーリーに位置し、ノースサスカチュワン
川が周辺地域の中心を流れている。厳冬期には-40度以下に下がることがあり、日中でも-30度と非常に冷え込む
ことがある。広域圏の人口はおよそ108万人で、 北米内の100万人都市としては最北端に位置し、世界で最も寒さが
厳しい都市と言われる。州北部のオイルサンド産業は有名である。市内には北米最大のショッピングモール
「ウエスト・エドモントン・モール」がある。国際空港は市街地からは約30kmも離れており、エドモントン周辺の
一部の高速道路は建設中である。エドモントンからカルガリーまでの飛行時間は50分、右手に白雪をかぶった
ロッキーの山々が連なる。

Canada
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Skytrain  VIA train Jasper Icefield and Bow Summit Emerald Lake Lake Louise Banff Calgary
Edmonton Hospitals in BC and Alberta Tobacco control in B.C. and Alberta 2011

エドモントン
2011年7月写真撮影 2011年7月執筆
執筆 医学博士 宮本順伯
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This information was provided by the Smokefree Hotel and Travel.

The article was written and photographs were taken by Junhaku Miyamoto, M.D.,PhD., in July 2011.
Copyright (C) 2011 Junhaku Miyamoto, PhD. All right is reserved.


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