Clean Air Day for Individuals
Why Celebrate Clean Air Day
Everyone is encouraged to participate — individuals, families, community groups, organizations, schools and workplaces — to demonstrate their commitment to improve the air we all share. Even events held outside of the specific timeframe can still be connected to Clean Air Day. We should all be working towards protecting the air we breathe all year round!
When is Clean Air Day?
June 5th 2024
Can we do an event anytime ?
How are you celebrating Clean Air Day?
Want us to spread the word?
Tell us all about it at!
andrew.holloway@nblung.ca
Why Should You Take Part in Clean Air Day
- Feel Connected to your peers, workplace, school, community, or group
- Clean Air is Critical for a Healthy Life
- Create some Healthy Habits
- Air Pollution is not the same Everywhere
- Air Pollution affects Human Health at all Stages of Life
Clean Air Day Tool Kit
#cleanaireverywhere
Every year on the FIRST Wednesday in June in Canada, we Celebrate CLEAN AIR DAY with activities taking place in communities across the country to recognize everyone’s efforts in promoting and protecting the air we breathe.
Everyone is encouraged to participate — individuals, families, community groups, organizations, schools, workplaces, cities, and towns — to demonstrate their commitment to #cleanaireverywhere.
We can help you plan your Clean Air Day Event with our Clean Air Day Toolkit, it is there to help you navigate planning a Clean Air Day event and some tips to get the word out.
Events held before Clean Air Day, are still connected to Clean Air Day because protecting the air we breathe happens all year round!
What to do on Clean Air Day
Clean Air Day Planning Toolkit
Clean Air Day will be taking place on the First Wednesday of June, this year it will be June 5th, 2024
Have you started planning your Clean Air Day event or activity?
Let’s get the ball rolling!
Get the Toolkit!
Choose Your Own Adventure: Ideas for Your Activity or Event
If you are interested in planning something for Clean Air Day but need some help on where to start, we have you covered.
Help improve indoor air quality
Developing tools for organizations and individuals
Health Canada creates resources to help you understand the risks to your health from indoor air pollution and the actions you can take to reduce these risks.
INDOOR AIR QUALITY
DID YOU KNOW?
Air pollution leads to disease, increased hospitalizations and even premature death.
Common sources of indoor air pollution include
- Cigarette smoking – no one should smoke indoors.
- Mould or mildew
- High humidity
- Household cleaners
- Household chemicals
- Scented products
- Pesticides
- Radon gas
- Wood smoke
A Few More Ideas for Clean Air Day
Choose Your Own Adventure
Here are a few ideas for Your Activity or Event
We want to help you get your idea’s off the ground.
If you are stuck on how you can celebrate Clean Air Day, we have you covered.
Promote Engagement
Ask yourself if your activity encourages individuals to:
- Feel connected to their peers, workplace, school, community, or group.
- Recognize, use, and share their skills and strengths.
Registering your Event
