Что, вот прямо закон, обязательный к применению по всей стране/провинции? Или это правила ассоциации домовладельцев, в которую бы входите?

Smoking Bylaw
As of January 1, 2008, the provincial Tobacco Reduction Act became law. The new act prohibits smoking in public places and workplaces by removing the exception for designated smoking areas, and by prohibiting smoking within a prescribed distance of a doorway, window or an air intake of public places.

New regulations support the provisions of the Tobacco Reduction Act . The regulation:

Establishes the distance (5 metres) in which smoking will be prohibited from a doorway, window or air intake (further than the previous Smoking Bylaw restriction of 3 metes);
Establishes the requirements for signs listing tobacco products and prices;
Authorizes inspectors to perform their duties as required and establish the responsibilities of inspectors in the performance of those duties;
Exempts certain retailers such as tobacconists from the display and promotion provisions of the Act; and
Establishes requirements for those retailers to be exempt.

Garbage Regulations
The City of Calgary enforces the Waste Bylaw 20M2001 (52KB) which regulates garbage disposal in Calgary. While the Waste Bylaw is the main bylaw related to garbage disposal in the city, sections of the Community Standards Bylaw 5M2004 (68 KB) and Traffic Bylaw 26M96 (151 KB) also relate to the burning and transportation of waste materials.

This page will provide an overview of these regulations, but please refer to the actual bylaw for more detailed information. Original copies of the bylaw are available at the City Clerk's office.

What is the law?
The following information is from the Waste Bylaw 20M2001, unless otherwise indicated:

Garbage bags, containers, and their contents must weigh no more than 20kg combined (44lbs.).
Garbage cannot be tied in bundles more than 1.25m (4ft) in length.
Garbage should be set out for collection by 7:00 a.m. on your day of garbage collection, but not before 7:00 p.m. the day before.
Sharp objects must be packaged in a puncture resistant, non-breakable container with a tight fitting lid.
All waste needs to be packaged in proper garbage containers with handles and lid (max. 100 litres), or in a standard plastic garbage bag.
Garbage cannot accumulate on your property (Community Standards Bylaw 5M2004).
Owners/occupants are responsible for maintaining the area at the back of their property in a tidy condition.
Collector's access to the garbage collection site must not be blocked.
All material transported to the landfill must be covered or secured in transit (Traffic Bylaw 26M96).
Garbage cannot be burned outdoors (Community Standards Bylaw 5M2004).
Items such as chemical or industrial waste, medical or biohazard waste, dead animals or animal parts, automobile waste, sawdust, building material and liquids cannot be left out for garbage collection.
Have a complaint?
Fines for contraventions of these regulations range between $125 and $500.