Smoking Statistics
The Canadian and US Governments spend millions of dollars researching tobacco use and its effects. These findings are freely available on their respective websites.
We are not going to post their findings and try to pass research off as our own. However we have secured permission to use their data here on the End the Habit website. End the Habit has chosen to use these statistics to provide credibility and not portray skewed numbers used by other companies. Therefore all materials are presented in their original format and without bias.
It is our hope that this provides all the information you need to make an educated decision when it comes to quitting smoking. As you can see, analysis of the tables show that between 40-50% of smokers attempt to quit every year. You are not alone.
If you do have a fact or pertinent research that you feel should be added, by all means let us know.
From Health Canada’s Healthy Living website - Data provided courtesy of Health Canada
- General Statistics from Health Canada
- CTUMS - Canadian Tobacco Use Monitoring Survey
Statistics on Tobacco use in Canada and its related issues - Domestic Cigarette Sales 1980-2005 Canada
From the CDC - National Center For Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion - Data provided courtesy of the CDC
Don’t be one of the 45,000 Canadians who die from smoking every year.
