| Province | % Children Age 0-11 regularly exposed |
% Children Age 12-17 regularly exposed |
% Children Age 0-17 regularly exposed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Canada | 7.3 [6.5-8.1] |
13.0 [11.7-14.2] |
9.5↑ [8.8-10.3] |
| Newfoundland and Labrador | 6.0 [4.4-7.6] |
15.0 [12.6-17.3] |
9.7 [8.3-11.2] |
| Prince Edward Island | 6.6 [5.0-8.3] |
15.7 [13.1-18.3] |
10.5↑ [8.9-12.1] |
| Nova Scotia | 6.6 [5.0-8.2] |
14.8 [12.1-17.4] |
9.9 [8.3-11.5] |
| New Brunswick | 10.5↓ [8.3-12.7] |
16.7 [13.7-19.6] |
12.6 [10.7-14.5] |
| Quebec | 13.6 [11.3-15.9] |
22.1 [19.0-25.2] |
17.3 [15.3-19.2] |
| Ontario | 4.9 [3.5-6.4] |
9.4 [7.2-11.7] |
6.7 [5.3-8.0] |
| Manitoba | 7.9 [6.2-9.6] |
12.6 [10.1-15.1] |
9.6 [8.0-11.2] |
| Saskatchewan | 10.3 [8.5-12.2] |
16.4 [13.8-19.1] |
12.4 [10.7-14.0] |
| Alberta | 6.2 [4.7-7.8] |
12.3 [9.8-14.8] |
8.3 [6.9-9.8] |
| British Columbia | 3.7 [2.4-4.9] |
5.4 [3.7-7.0] |
4.3 [3.2-5.5] |
[95% confidence intervals in brackets]
The symbols ↑ and ↓ refer to the direction of rounding to integers.
Source: Canadian Tobacco Use Monitoring Survey, Household component, February - December 2007