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• About This Report
• Highlights
• Table of Contents
• I: Adult Tobacco Use
• Smoking in Canada
• Smoking in the Provinces
• Sources of Cigarettes
• Other Tobacco Use
  Other Tobacco Products
  Roll-Your-Own Tobacco
• II: Quitting Smoking
• III: Youth Tobacco Use
• End Material
• Policy Supplement

use OF OTHER TOBACCO PRODUCTS

By Sex | By Age | By Province

Other Tobacco Use by Province

Cigars/Cigarillos

Prevalence of use of cigars/cigarillos varied significantly by province (32), from 2.6% in Ontario to 5.0% in Quebec and New Brunswick in 2010 (Table 4.1). Between 1999 and 2010, there was a net increase in use of cigars/cigarillos in all provinces except Ontario and Manitoba. However, in all provinces except New Brunswick, the rates of use in 2010 were lower than in 2009.

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Chewing Tobacco/Snuff

In 2010, use of chewing tobacco/snuff in the past 30 days was too low to report (less than one percent) in all provinces except Saskatchewan and Alberta: 1.7% of adults in Saskatchewan and 0.9% of adults in Alberta had used chewing tobacco or snuff in the past 30 days.