Cigarette sources among students Canada 2017

This statistic shows the leading sources for accessing cigarettes among students in grade six to nine in Canada in 2016/17. According to the survey, 10.5 percent of the respondents claimed that they bought their cigarettes personally at a store.

Leading sources for accessing cigarettes among students in Canada in 2016/17*

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Release date

2019

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Canada

Survey time period

2016/17

Supplementary notes

* Students in grades seven to nine who are current smokers (have smoked 100+ cigarettes in lifetime and smoked in the 30 days leading up to the survey).
Some categories have been combined: "I buy them myself at the store", "I buy them from a friend". and "I buy them from someone else"; "my brother or sister gives them to me", "my mother or father gives them to me", and "I take them from mother/father/ sibilings"; "a friends give them to me" and someone else gives them to me".
Data is from the CSTADS, 2016-17, a classroom-based survey of students in grades seven to nine funded by Health Canada. The source does not specify the number of respondents.

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