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People who quit smoking, provinces

  Smokers1 in 1994-1995 Smokers1 in 1994-1995 who quit by 2000-2001
  number number %2
Canada
Both sexes 6,724,524 1,608,478 23.9
  Men 3,486,089 830,593 23.8
  Women 3,238,435 777,885 24.0
Newfoundland and Labrador
Both sexes 145,055 36,635 25.3
  Men 73,761 18,096E 24.5E
  Women 71,293 18,540E 26.0
Prince Edward Island
Both sexes 34,405 7,319 21.3
  Men 21,217 4,265E 20.1E
  Women 13,188 3,054E 23.2E
Nova Scotia
Both sexes 236,275 56,688 24.0
  Men 110,353 22,368E 20.3E
  Women 125,923 34,320E 27.3
New Brunswick
Both sexes 182,686 47,411 26.0
  Men 97,973 26,574E 27.1
  Women 84,713 20,837E 24.6E
Quebec
Both sexes 2,031,776 529,528 26.1
  Men 1,072,673 279,321 26.0
  Women 959,103 250,207 26.1
Note: This table is based on the set of respondents who provided a response in each of the four cycles of the National Population Health Survey, from 1994-1995 to 2000-2001. Slightly different figures could result if another observation period is used. Population, age and province are based on the first survey cycle.
1. Smokers are those who smoke on either a daily or occasional basis.
2. In proportion of the population aged 12 and over.
Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM, table 104-7004 and Catalogue no. 82-221-XIE.
Last Modified: 2003-09-22.

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