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First, wash everything you can to remove as much nicotine as possible. This includes walls, trim, doors, etc. You can use a no rinse TSP solution or something like Simple Green, the TSP will do a better job.
Kilz is a good primer for this job. At this point it is best to mask off everything and spray on the primer and main paint color. Easier to do.
I don't know what the going prices are in Alberta but if it was local to me you would be looking at about $1.50 per sq/ft on the floor or $3000 for labor. This is a ball park figure, tough to give any more without seeing the actual condition and amount of work.