Exposure to second-hand smoke in vehicles and/or public places by age group and sex (Number)

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Exposure to second-hand smoke in vehicles and/or public places by age group and sex
(Number)

	2009	2010	2011	2012
	number
Both sexes	3,318,668	3,415,740	3,874,526	3,866,318
Males	1,741,956	1,741,141	2,032,597	1,938,256
Females	1,576,711	1,674,599	1,841,929	1,928,062
12 to 19 years	822,666	792,501	875,704	861,262
Males	391,375	387,981	416,297	417,654
Females	431,291	404,521	459,407	443,608
20 to 34 years	983,502	975,210	1,126,827	1,144,032
Males	565,396	515,048	631,762	594,193
Females	418,106	460,162	495,065	549,839
35 to 44 years	477,033	512,549	587,729	526,258
Males	249,816	273,600	322,724	268,332
Females	227,217	238,949	265,005	257,926
45 to 64 years	813,454	899,812	978,118	1,030,190
Males	420,926	443,628	512,458	510,808
Females	392,529	456,183	465,661	519,382
65 years and older	222,013	235,669	306,147	304,576
Males	114,444	120,884	149,356	147,268
Females	107,568	114,784	156,791	157,308
Notes: Non-smoking population aged 12 and older who reported being exposed to second hand smoke in private vehicles and/or public places on every day or almost every day in the past month. Smoking includes cigarettes, cigars and pipes. Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM, table 105-0501 and Catalogue no. 82-221-X. Last modified: 2013-06-17.

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