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English: Growth rates of total salesNote1Note2, by type, 2021/2022 to 2022/2023

Alcohol:

Ciders and coolers: +4.5% Beer: +4.1% Spirits: +3.0% Wine: +0.6% Cannabis:

Inhaled extractsNote3: +59.0% Solid edibles: +27.0% Beverages: +25.9% Ingested extractsNote4: +7.6% Dried: +5.8% OtherNote5: -59.9% Total sales in Canada Alcohol: $26.3 billion Cannabis: $4.7 billion Canadians spent more on cannabis ($4.7 billion) than on ciders and coolers ($2.1 billion).

Northwest Territorians spent the most on alcohol ($1,477 per person of legal age), while Prince Edward Islanders spent the least ($674).

Yukoners spent the most on cannabis ($314 per person of legal age), while Quebeckers spent the least ($88).

The average Canadian of legal age bought $800 of alcohol and $150 of cannabis.

Governments earnedNote6 $433 from the sale of alcoholic beverages and $62 from the sale of cannabis products per person of legal age.

Source: Statistics Canada, Control and sale of alcoholic beverages and cannabis, April 1, 2022 to March 31, 2023.
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