Distribution of alcohol consumption in Canada 2015, by time of week
Distribution of alcohol consumption in Canada as of May 2015, by time of week
This statistic shows the distribution of alcohol consumption in Canada as of May 2015, by time of week. During the survey, it was revealed that 60.5 percent of alcoholic beverages were consumed during the weekend.
Distribution of alcohol consumption in Canada as of May 2015, by time of week
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| Share of alcoholic beverages | |
|---|---|
| On the weekend | 60.5% |
| On a weekday | 39.5% |
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