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Canadians between the ages of 18 and 29 drink the least of any generation, with less than one per cent reporting they drank daily, a report by insurance firm PolicyMe shows. This was in contrast to the age group over 60, in which almost five per cent said they drink daily.
The results of the report are based on self-reported lifestyle choices from insurance applications.
However, this age group had the highest reported daily use of nicotine products (7.3 per cent) of any age group, the report said. In all other age groups, only five to six per cent said they use nicotine every day.
This includes all forms of nicotine use: vaping, e-cigarettes, traditional cigarettes and products like chewing tobacco.
There are social smokers, or people who will have a smoke when drinking, or in random times of stress.
Never said they don’t exist. But most of the people I personally know who smoked, smoked every day.
Going for their three times a day social smoke break, but they only smoke then, and after a beer, and after they win a game, and