The Ontario legislature has amended the Fire Protection & Prevention Act to require the installation of a carbon monoxide detector adjacent to all sleeping areas in any new or existing residence served by ANY kind of fuel-burning appliance, including gas furnaces, gas water heaters, fireplaces, and wood stoves.
http://kingstonherald.com/release/co-detector-law-2010312593
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