Table 2.
Prevalence of daily cannabis use from the Canadian Cannabis Survey [data available from (42–47)] and the US National Surveys on Drug Use and Health [data available from (5)].
| 2017 | 2018 | 2019 | 2020 | 2021 | 2022 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CCS | ||||||
| Males | 19.4 [17.2–21.9] | 20.2 [18.2–22.4] | 18.6 [16.8–20.6] | 21.0 [18.9–23.2] | 21.1 [18.9–23.4] | 20.8 [18.6–23.2] |
| Females | 16.8 [14.0–20.1] | 16.3 [14.1–18.7] | 16.1 [14.1–18.3] | 13.7 [11.8–15.8] | 16.2 [14.2–18.5] | 15.6 [13.6–17.8] |
| NSDUH | ||||||
| Men | 2.00 [1.76–2.26] | 2.26 [2.06–2.48] | 2.52 [2.27–2.80] | 2.78 [2.39–3.24] | - | - |
| Women | 1.11 [0.96–1.28] | 1.23 [1.07–1.40] | 1.50 [1.35–1.67] | 1.86 [1.60–2.16] | - | - |
Data are presented as percentages [95% CI]. Note that CCS data represent percentage of daily use among respondents reporting past-year use of cannabis, whereas NSDUH data represent percentage daily cannabis use among all respondents.