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Cigarette consumption Between 1999 and 2020, average daily cigarette consumption in Alberta has generally fluctuated around 15, with some variation (Figure 2.8)

The benefits include: Lower health care costs from secondhand smoke exposure Lower fire risk and related costs Less property maintenance and lower rental turnover cost Expanding Smokefree Policies Many smokefree policies predate the growing use of e-cigarette and marijuana products