In 2017, about 4.9 million Canadians spent an estimated $5.7 billion on cannabis for medical and non-medical purposes. This was equivalent to around $1,200 per cannabis consumer.

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The Government of Canada has conducted a national cannabis survey to monitor cannabis consumption and related behaviours before and after legalization of cannabis, in the first quarter of 2019.
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Based on the survey, 5.3 million or 18% (comparing to 15% in 2018) of Canadians aged 15 and older reported using cannabis in the first three months. An estimated 47% of cannabis users or 2.5 million Canadians obtained cannabis from legal sources in the first three months of 2019, compared with 23% or 954,000 people over the same period in 2018, before recreation cannabis legalization. Report also shows that the average age of cannabis users is 38 years and consumption rates were still higher among men (22%) than among women (13%).
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Almost half of all users reported using cannabis for non-medical reasons while about one quarter indicated using for medical reasons and another quarter reported using for both reasons. Non-medical users rarely spent more than $250 over three months, while almost half of medical users (46%) and 18% of mixed users reported this level of spending.
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76% of cannabis users reported that the most important factor is quality and safety, followed by lowest price (38%) and accessibility (33%).
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