Smoke-free and Vape-free Policies in Canada

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Smoke-free and Vape-free Policies in Canada

About This Report

This report presents findings from the ITC Canada Smoking and Vaping Survey on the prevalence of vaping restrictions in workplaces, and rules about smoking and vaping in the home from 2016 to 2020. Reported results are based on data from a nationally representative sample of adult (18 years and older) at least monthly smokers, recent ex-smokers (who quit smoking less than two years ago), and at least monthly vapers who completed at least one of three web-based surveys conducted in 2016 (n=3682), 2018 (n=3651), and 2020 (n=3503).

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EXPLORE FINDINGS

            
                MAJORITY OF SMOKERS AND VAPERS REPORT HAVING WORKPLACE VAPING BANS, 2016-2020

                INCREASE IN REPORTED HOME SMOKING BANS AMONG SMOKERS (58% to 63%), 2016-2020

                HIGHER PREVALENCE OF HOME SMOKING BANS AMONG HIGH INCOME AND EDUCATION GROUPS, 2020

International Tobacco Control (ITC) Policy Evaluation Project
Department of Psychology
University of Waterloo
200 University Avenue West
Waterloo, Ontario, N2L 3G1 Canada

Email: itc@uwaterloo.ca
Phone: +1 519-888-4567 ext. 43597

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