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While differences between provinces in prevalence of ever using e-cigarettes were not statistically significant,99 estimates ranged from a low of 14.6% in New Brunswick to a high of 20.4% in Newfoundland & Labrador (Figure 11.8).
Similarly, provincial estimates of use in the past 30 days did not vary significantly,100 although many were not reportable. Past 30-day use was greatest in Alberta, at 6.4%.
Between 2013 and 2020, prevalence of ever using e-cigarettes increased in all provinces, with some nearly doubling during this time (Table 11.1).
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