S_LAN. System language
1 = French
2 = English

S_JSE. Day of the interview
1 = Sunday
2 = Monday
3 = Tuesday
4 = Wednesday
5 = Thursday
6 = Friday
7 = Saturday

PROV. Province
1 = Newfoundland
2 = Prince Edward Island
3 = Nova Scotia
4 = New Brunswick
5 = Quebec
6 = Ontario
7 = Manitoba
8 = Saskatchewan
9 = Alberta
10 = British Columbia

RMR. Région métropolitaine de recensement
1 = St-John (T.N.)
2 = Reste de Terre-Neuve
11 = Charlottetown
12 = Reste de I.P.E.
21 = Halifax
22 = Sydney
23 = Reste de N.E.
31 = St-John (N.B.)
32 = Moncton
33 = Fredericton
34 = Reste du N.B.

PANEL. Random number to determine Panel (imported data)
1 = Panel A
2 = Panel B
3 = Panel C

GEND. (Enter respondent gender please) Can I ask you your gender please ?
1 = Male
5 = Female
8 = DK

HCP1. First, how serious of a problem is alcohol abuse in Canada?
1 = Very serious
3 = Somewhat serious
5 = Somewhat not serious
7 = Not serious at all
8 = DK
9 = Refused

HCP19. Please tell me if you strongly agree, somewhat agree, somewhat disagree or strongly disagree with each of the following statements: People using marijuana today are more likely to use other drugs such as cocaine and crack in the future.
1 = Strongly agree
3 = Somewhat agree
5 = Somewhat disagree
7 = Strongly disagree
8 = DK
9 = Refused

HCR1. How much do people risk harming themselves when they smoke cigarettes once in a while?
1 = no risk
2 = slight risk
3 = moderate risk
4 = great risk
8 = DK
9 = Refused

How difficult to get marijuana if you wanted some?
1 = Probably impossible
2 = Very difficult
3 = Fairly difficult
4 = Fairly easy
5 = Very easy
8 = DK
9 = Refused

GET_7. In the past 12 months, has anyone approached you to sell you an illegal drug ?
1 = Yes
2 = No
8 = DK
9 = Refused

GH_1. Next, we would like to ask you a few questions about your general health and how you have been feeling lately. In general, would you say your health is excellent, very good, good, fair or poor ?
1 = Excellent
2 = Very good
3 = Good
4 = Fair
5 = Poor
8 = DK
9 = Refused

GH_3. Now thinking about your physical health, which includes physical illness and injury, for how many days in the past 30 days was your physical health not good ?
0 = Never
98 = DK
99 = Refused

QSI_1. How often do you have friends drop over and visit?
1 = Never
2 = Less than once a month
3 = 1-2 times a month
4 = 3-4 times a month
5 = Once a week or more
8 = DK
9 = Refused

SMOK1. At the present time do you smoke cigarettes daily, occasionally, or not at all ?
1 = Daily
3 = Occasionally
5 = Not at all
8 = DK
9 = Refused

SMOK2. Have you smoked at least 100 cigarettes in your life ? (100 cigarettes is about 5 packs)
1 = Yes
5 = No
8 = DK
9 = Refused

SMOK5. How long ago was it you last smoked?
1 = Less than a month
2 = 1 to 6 months
3 = 7 to 11 months
4 = 1 to 5 years
5 = more than 5 years
8 = DK
9 = Refused

ALC2. How often did you drink alcoholic beverages during the past 12 months ?
1 = Less than once a month
2 = Once a month
3 = 2 to 3 times a month
4 = Once a week
5 = 2 to 3 times a week
6 = 4 to 6 times a week
7 = Every day
8 = DK
9 = Refused

ALC4. Now what about the PAST 30 DAYS, on about how many of these days did you drink alcoholic beverages ?
98 = DK
99 = Refused

ALC5. How often in the past 12 months have you had 5 or more drinks on one occasion ?
1 = Never
2 = Less than once a month
3 = Once a month
4 = 2 to 3 times a month
5 = Once a week
6 = More than once a week
8 = DK
9 = Refused

ALC6. During the past 12 months, on those days when you drank, how many drinks did you usually have ? (Including light beer, but NOT include fully de-alcoholised beer)
97 = 97 or more
98 = DK
99 = Refused

ALC7. During the past 12 months, on those days when you drank, how often did you drink with meals ?
1 = Almost always
2 = More than half the time
3 = About half the time
4 = Less than half the time
5 = Rarely or Never
8 = DK
9 = Refused

AL5A1 Starting with yesterday, that is <J1 >, how many drinks did you have ?
99 = DK/REF

ALC13. Thinking about how often you have consumed alcohol over the past 12 months, have you consumed more often, less often or as often compared to the year before?
1 = More often
2 = Less often
3 = As often
8 = DK
9 = Refused

ALC14. Now, thinking about how much alcohol you have consumed over the past 12 months, have you consumed more, less or the same quantity of alcohol compared to the year before?
1 = More
2 = Less
3 = The same
8 = DK
9 = Refused

AF1. Now thinking back of the last three occasions you drank ALCOHOL over the past 12 months. For each of these occasions starting from the most recent occasion. Was this at... ?
1 = a party
2 = a get together
3 = daily life circumstance
4 = other circumstances
7 = no other occasion
8 = DK
9 = Refused

AF3. On what day of the week did this occasion occur ?
1 = Monday
2 = Tuesday
3 = Wednesday
4 = Thursday
5 = Friday
6 = Saturday
7 = Sunday
8 = DK
9 = Refused

AF4. On this occasion, did drinking occur at one location or in more than one location ?
1 = All drinking at one location
2 = More than one location
8 = DK
9 = Refused

AF5. Did the drinking take place at...
1 = your home
2 = the home of someone else
3 = a restaurant
4 = a bar, disco or nightclub
5 = or somewhere else (specify)
98 = DK
99 = Refused

AF7. How many men were with you most of the time on this occasion ?
97 = Was alone
98 = DK
99 = Refused

AF9. What is your relationship to most of the other people you were drinking with ?
1 = Family
2 = Co-workers
3 = Friends
4 = Someone else (specify)
5 = Combination of above (specify)
98 = DK
99 = Refused

AF11. On this occasion, did you also use marijuana, cannabis or haschish ?
1 = Yes
2 = No
7 = Do not use
8 = DK
9 = Refused

AF13. On this occasion, did you drive a car after you had been drinking ?
1 = Yes
5 = No
7 = Do not drive
8 = DK
9 = Refused

AF13A. How many hours after you had finished your last drink, did you drive ?
99998 = DK
99999 = Refused

AF15A. What was it ?
1 = An argument
2 = A fight
3 = Something else (specify)
98 = DK
99 = Refused

HB2. In total, about how many, if any, bottles of BEER did you make during the past 12 months ?
997 = 997 bottles or more
998 = DK
999 = Refused

AUD4. How often during the past 12 months have you found that you were not able to stop drinking once you had started ?
0 = never
1 = less than monthly
2 = monthly
3 = weekly
4 = daily or almost daily
8 = DK
9 = Refused

AUD9. Have you or someone else EVER been injured as a result of your drinking ?
0 = No, never
2 = Yes, but not in the past 12 months
4 = Yes, in the past 12 months
8 = DK
9 = Refused

CAN1. The next questions are about cannabis. Have you ever used or tried marijuana, cannabis or hashish...
1 = Yes, just once
2 = Yes, more than once
3 = No
8 = DK
9 = Refused

CAN30. And how about past 30 days, on about how many of these days did you use marijuana, cannabis or hashish ?
98 = DK
99 = REF

HCCN1. Where do you usually consume cannabis, marijuana or hashish ? Would it be:
1 = home
2 = work
3 = school
4 = clubs/raves
5 = bars_pubs_restaurants
6 = parties/social gatherings
7 = concerts/sport events
8 = parks_street_outdoor_public_places
9 = Other
98 = DK
99 = Ref

HCCN2. With whom do you usually consume cannabis, marijuana or hashish ? Would it be:
1 = alone
2 = friends
3 = family members
4 = strangers
5 = colleagues/co-workers
6 = friends and family members
7 = Other
98 = DK
99 = Ref

HCCN3. Thinking of the very FIRST TIME you used cannabis, marijuana or hashish, what was the SINGLE MOST IMPORTANT REASON why you started using it/them?
1 = To be sociable
2 = To get/feel high
3 = Family/ friends are using
4 = To feel good
5 = To relax/ reduce stress
6 = It's a good way to escape
7 = For recreation
8 = For medical purposes
9 = To forget about problems
10 = It is cool/it is the thing to do
11 = To be in touch with myself/ spirituality purposes
12 = To try out / curiosity
13 = Other (SPECIFY)
98 = Don't know
99 = Refused

HCCN4. Any other REASON why you started using it ?
1 = To be sociable
2 = To get/feel high
3 = Family/ friends are using
4 = To feel good
5 = To relax/ reduce stress
6 = It's a good way to escape
7 = For recreation
8 = For medical purposes
9 = To forget about problems
10 = It is cool/it is the thing to do
11 = To be in touch with myself/ spirituality purposes
12 = To try out / curiosity
13 = Other (specify)
14 = (No other reason)
98 = Don't know
99 = Refused

CAME2. For what condition did you use marijuana?
1 = Pain (back pain, migraine)
2 = Nausea (increase appetite)
3 = Depression
4 = Multiple sclerosis
5 = Anxiety/Nerves
6 = Other
8 = DK
9 = Refused

CMI1. The next few questions are about getting or buying marijuana. Now think about the last time you used marijuana. How did you get this marijuana?
1 = You bought it
2 = You traded something else for it
3 = You got it for free or shared someone else
4 = You grew it yourself
8 = DK
9 = Refused

CMI2. How long has it been since you last bought marijuana ?
1 = Within the past 30 days
2 = More than 30 days ago, but within the past 12 months
3 = More than 12 months ago
8 = DK
9 = Refused

CMI3. Now we want to know how much marijuana you bought the last time you bought marijuana. Do you want to give your answer in joints, grams or ounces ?
1 = Joints
2 = Grams
3 = Ounces
8 = DK
9 = Refused

CMI4. How many joints did you buy the last time you bought marijuana ?
998 = DK
999 = Refused

CMI5. The last time you bought marijuana, how many grams did you buy ?
1 = At least 1 but less than 5
2 = At least 5 but less than 10
3 = 10 grams or more
8 = DK
9 = Refused

CMI6. The last time you bought marijuana, how many ounces did you buy ?
1 = At least 1/8 but less than 1/4 of an ounce
2 = At least 1/4 but less than 1/3 of an ounce
3 = At least 1/3 but less than 1/2 of an ounce
4 = At least 1/2 but less than 1 ounce
5 = At least 1 but less than 5 ounce
6 = At least 5 but less than 10 ounce
7 = At least 10 but less than 16 ounce
8 = DK
9 = Refused

CMI7. The last time you bought marijuana, who did you buy it from ?
1 = A friend
2 = A relative or family member
3 = Someone I had just met or did not know well
4 = From a pusher/dealer
8 = DK
9 = Refused

CNAS1. During the past 3 months, how often have you had a strong desire or urge to use cannabis, marijuana or hashish?
0 = Never
1 = Once or twice
2 = Monthly
3 = Weekly
4 = Daily or almost daily
8 = DK
9 = Refused

CNAS2. During the past 3 months, how often has your use of cannabis, marijuana or hashish led to health, social, legal or financial problems?
0 = Never
1 = Less than monthly
2 = Monthly
3 = Weekly
4 = Daily or almost daily
8 = DK
9 = Refused

CNAS4. Has a friend or relative or anyone else ever expressed concern about your use of cannabis, marijuana or hashish?
0 = No, never
2 = Yes, but not in the past 3 months
4 = Yes, in the past 3 months
8 = DK
9 = Refused

DRUGA. In the last 12 months : use of cocain or crack - calculated question
0 = No
1 = Yes

HCCO3. Where do you usually consume COCAINE or CRACK ? Would it be:
1 = at home
2 = at work
3 = at school
4 = in clubs/raves
5 = in bars, pubs, or restaurants
6 = at parties/social gatherings
7 = art concerts/sport events
8 = in parks, on the street, outdoor public places
9 = Other
98 = DK
99 = Refused

HCCO4. With whom do you usually consume COCAINE or CRACK ? Would it be:
1 = alone
2 = with friends
3 = with family members
4 = with strangers
5 = with colleagues/co-workers
6 = with friends and family members
7 = Other
98 = DK
99 = Refused

DRG1. In the last 3 months : use of cocain or crack - calculated question
1 = Did not / 3 mths

HCRU1. Thinking of the very FIRST TIME you used the drug(s) you mentionned , what was the SINGLE MOST IMPORTANT REASON why you started using it/them?
1 = To be sociable
2 = To get/feel high
3 = Family/ friends are using
4 = To feel good
5 = To relax/ reduce stress
6 = It is a good way to escape
7 = For recreation
8 = For medical purposes
9 = To forget about problems
10 = It is cool/it is the thing to do
11 = To be in touch with myself/ spirituality purposes
12 = To try out / curiosity
13 = Other (SPECIFY)
14 = (no other reason)
98 = DK
99 = Refused

HCRU3. What is the most important reason why are you still using [it/them]?
1 = To be sociable
2 = To get/feel high
3 = Family/ friends are using
4 = To feel good
5 = To relax/ reduce stress
6 = It is a good way to escape
7 = For recreation
8 = For medical purposes
9 = To forget about problems
10 = It is cool/it is the thing to do
11 = To be in touch with myself/ spirituality purposes
12 = Other (SPECIFY)
98 = DK
99 = Refused

HCRU4. What is the most important reason why you did not use it / them in the past 3 months?
1 = It is a criminal act / illegal
2 = Health risk
3 = Pressure from family/ friends
4 = Social problems
5 = Financial costs
6 = Drugs are addictive
7 = Difficult to get/Not easily available
8 = Other (SPECIFY)
98 = DK
99 = Refused

IDU1. This section deals with the use of injectable drugs that are not medically prescribed to inject. Have you ever injected any drugs, apart from any that were prescribed for you to inject ?
1 = Yes, past 12 mths
2 = Yes, not past 12 mths
5 = No
8 = DK
9 = Refused

IDU10. Where do you usually get needles and syringes from ?
1 = Pharmacist
2 = Needle and syringe program (e.g. needle exchange program)
3 = Friends
4 = Hospital or doctor
5 = Diabetes Program
6 = Other
8 = DK
9 = Refused

IDU12. Have you ever used a needle or other injecting equipment after someone else had already used it ?
1 = Yes, and I bleached and/or rinsed it first
2 = Yes, but did not bleach or rinse it first
3 = No
8 = DK
9 = Refused

AHAR1. Was there ever a time that you felt your alcohol use had a harmful effect on your friendships or social life?
1 = yes not past 12 mths
3 = yes past 12mths
5 = No
8 = DK
9 = Refused

DHAR1. Was there ever a time that you felt your drug use had a harmful effect on your friendships or social life?
1 = yes not past 12m
3 = yes past 12m
5 = No
8 = DK
9 = Refused

HCRN1. The next questions are about the reasons people do not use illicit drugs. What is the SINGLE MOST IMPORTANT REASON why you do not use drugs?
1 = It is a criminal act / illegal
2 = Health risk
3 = Pressure from family/ friends
4 = Social problems
5 = Financial costs
6 = Drugs are addictive
7 = Difficult to get/Not easily available
8 = Not interested in drugs
9 = Other (SPECIFY)
10 = No other reason
98 = DK
99 = Refused

VIC3. 1st MENTION: Which of the following persons affected by alcohol or illicit drugs was responsible for the verbal abuse referred to above ? Would you say...
1 = a spouse or partner
2 = a parent
3 = a child
4 = other relative
5 = a friend
6 = another person
8 = DK
9 = Refused

VIC7. What was the most serious physical injury you sustained as a result of the incident ? Would you say...
1 = bruising
2 = burns
3 = cuts and scratches
4 = fractures
5 = no physical injury
8 = DK
9 = Refused

VIC9. In general, at the time the alcohol or other drug related incident took place, had you also been drinking alcohol or consuming other drugs ? Would you say...
1 = alcohol only
2 = other drugs only
3 = both alcohol and other drugs
4 = Neither alcohol nor drugs
8 = DK
9 = Refused

CV_2. What was the value of your loss or costs ?
999998 = DK
999999 = Refused

TWTP. calculated question taking account of respondent gender for WTP1 to WTP6
0 = her
1 = his

TWTP2. calculated question taking account of respondent gender for WTP1 to WTP6
0 = she
1 = he

WTP1. Consider a person who is unable to control <TWTP > drinking. If you could buy insurance to avoid this problem, what portion of your monthly income would you be willing to pay?
1 = more than half
2 = about half
3 = about a quarter
4 = about a tenth
5 = less than a tenth
6 = none
8 = DK
9 = Refused

HCP41. The legal drinking age should be raised. (Interviewer: If "R" asks what age is tell them it is 18 or 19
1 = Strongly agree
2 = Somewhat agree
3 = Somewhat disagree
4 = Strongly disagree
8 = DK
9 = Refused

HCP55. Do you think that drug use has a large impact, a moderate impact, a small impact or no impact at all on criminality?
1 = Large impact
2 = Moderate impact
3 = Small impact
4 = No impact at all
8 = DK
9 = Refused

HCP62. From the possible ways listed before, on which one do you think drug use has the largest impact? Would you say on:
1 = Criminality
2 = Family problems
3 = Costs to the health care system
4 = Costs to the welfare system
5 = Costs of HIV/ AIDS
6 = Law enforcement costs
7 = Problems at the workplace
8 = DK
9 = Refused

HCP63. Which of the following factors do you consider to be the MAIN cause of drug problems? Is it&?
1 = Poverty
2 = Family problems
3 = Availability of drugs
4 = Psychological distress
5 = Housing problems
6 = Family history of drug problems
7 = Stress
8 = Other
98 = DK
99 = Refused

HCP64. Who do you think is MOST LIKELY to be at risk of using drugs? Is it&?
1 = Youth in general
2 = Low income people
3 = Homeless people
4 = The elderly
5 = Those with family history of drug abuse
6 = Street kids
7 = Prostitutes
8 = Those with a history of mental illness
9 = High income people
10 = Anyone
11 = Other
98 = DK
99 = Refused

HCP65. What do you perceive to be the best way to address the drug issue in Canada? Would you say prevention and treatment or law enforcement and incarceration?
1 = Prevention and treatment
2 = Law enforcement and incarceration (jail time)
8 = DK
9 = Refused

ALCP1. Do you think taxes on alcoholic beverages should be increased, decreased, or remain the same ?
1 = Increased
3 = Decreased
5 = Remain the same
8 = DK
9 = Refused

ALCP2. Do you think the legal drinking age should be raised, lowered, or remain the same ?
1 = Raised
3 = Lowered
5 = Remain the same
7 = Do not know what the legal drinking age is
8 = DK
9 = Refused

LCP5A. calculated question taking account of the different situation in Alberta for ALCP5
0 = should close
1 = was right in closing

LCP5B. calculated question taking account of the different situation in Alberta for ALCP5
0 = allow
1 = allowing

ALCP6. Do you strongly support, somewhat support, somewhat oppose or strongly oppose random police spot-checks to catch drinking drivers ?
1 = Strongly support
3 = Somewhat support
5 = Somewhat oppose
7 = Strongly oppose
8 = DK
9 = Refused

CANP3. Should the outcome of the sentence be a jail term or a non-jail term such as a fine or probation ?
1 = Jail term only
3 = Fine or probation only
5 = A fine and a jail term
8 = DK
9 = Refused

CAND3. How likely is it that you would get into a car as a passenger if you knew the driver had smoked 2 joints of marijuana within 2 hours before driving ? Would you say very likely, somewhat likely, somewhat unlikely, or very unlikely ?
1 = Very likely
3 = Somewhat likely
5 = Somewhat unlikely
7 = Very unlikely
8 = DK
9 = Refused

DL_1. The next questions are related to driving. Including graduated licenses, do you currently have a valid driver license ?
1 = Yes
2 = No, but I had one in the past 12 months
3 = No
8 = DK
9 = Refused

DRDR1. Now I would like to ask you how often did you drive in the past 12 months. Please count any driving you have done in a car, motorcycle, truck or van. Would you say:
1 = Daily or almost daily
2 = 2-4 times a week
3 = 1-4 times a month
4 = Less than monthly
8 = DK
9 = Refused

DD_1. During the past 12 months, how many times, if any, have you driven a motor vehicle after having two or more drinks in the previous hour ?
0 = Never
97 = 97 or more
98 = DK
99 = Refused

T_3. The professional help you received in the past 12 months was for ... ?
1 = alcohol use only
2 = drug use only
3 = or both alcohol and drug use
8 = DK
9 = Refused

T_4. How helpful was the treatment or professional help you received ? Would you say ... ?
1 = Very helpful
2 = Somewhat helpful
3 = Somewhat not helpful
4 = Not very helpful
8 = DK
9 = Refused

T_5. How long did you have to wait to begin treatment ?
1 = Less than 1 day
2 = 1-2 days
3 = 3-5 days
4 = 6-9 days
5 = 10-19 days
6 = 20+ days
8 = DK
9 = Refused

T_8. What was the most important reason why the treatment was not successful?
1 = It was not helping
2 = It would get better without more professional help
3 = Transportation of childcare problems
4 = Service or program was no longer available
5 = Could not afford to continue treatment
6 = Family obligations
7 = Other (specify)
8 = DK
9 = Refused

T_16A. How important are the following reasons for NOT receiving professional help ? A) waiting list was too long.
1 = Very important
2 = Somewhat important
3 = Somewhat not important
4 = Not at all important
8 = DK
9 = Refused

MSCN. What is your current marital status ...
1 = married
2 = living common-law
3 = widowed
4 = separated
5 = divorced
6 = single, never married
98 = DK
99 = Refused

SDED1. What is the highest level of education you have completed ?
1 = No schooling
2 = Some elementary schooling
3 = Completed elementary school
4 = Some high school/junior high
5 = Completed high school
6 = Some community college
7 = Some technical school (college classique CEGEP)
8 = Completed community college
9 = Completed technical school (college classique, CEGEP)
10 = Some University
11 = Completed Bachelor Degree (Arts, Science...)
12 = Post graduate training: MA, MSc,MSW
13 = Post graduate training: PhD, "Doctorate"
14 = Professional degree (Law, Medicine, Dentistry)
98 = DK
99 = Refused

SDED2. Are you currently attending a university, a college or a school on a full-time basis ?
0 = No
1 = Yes, university
2 = Yes, college
3 = Yes, school
8 = DK
9 = Refused

SDET1. Now some general background questions which will help us compare the health of people in Canada. In what country were you born?
1 = Canada
2 = China
3 = France
4 = Germany
5 = Greece
6 = Guyana
7 = Hong Kong
8 = Hungary
9 = India
10 = Italy
11 = Jamaica
12 = Netherlands / Holland
13 = Philippines
14 = Poland
15 = Portugal
16 = United Kingdom
17 = United States
18 = Viet Nam
19 = Sri Lanka
20 = Other (specify)

SDET3. In what year did you first come to Canada to live ?
9998 = DK
9999 = Refused

SDET4. 1st MENTION: What language do you usually speak in your own home ?
1 = English
2 = French
3 = Arabic
4 = Chinese/Cantonese/Mandarin
5 = Cree
6 = Czech/Swedish
7 = Danish/Norwegian/Finnish
8 = Dutch
9 = Pilipino (Tagalong)
10 = German
11 = Greek
12 = Hindi
13 = Hungarian
14 = Italian
15 = Japanese
16 = Korean
17 = Polish
18 = Portuguese
19 = Punjabi
20 = Persian (Farsi)
21 = Romanian
22 = Russian
23 = Serbo-Croatian
24 = Somali
25 = Spanish
26 = Tamil
27 = Ukrainian
28 = Urdu
29 = Vietnamese
30 = Welsh
31 = Other (specify)
98 = DK
99 = Refused

SDET5. 1st MENTION: People living in Canada come from many different cultural and racial backgrounds. Are you ... ?
1 = White
2 = Chinese
3 = South Asian(e.g. East Indian, Pakistani, Sri Lankan)
4 = Black
5 = Filipino
6 = Latin American
7 = Southeast Asian (e.g. Cambodian, Indonesian, Laotian)
8 = Arab
9 = West Asian (e.g. Afghan, Iranian)
10 = Japanese
11 = Korean
12 = Aboriginal (North American Indian, Metis, Inuit)
13 = Other (specify)
98 = DK
99 = Refused

SDEM1. Are you presently (WORK STATUS) ... ?
0 = Disability
1 = working for pay, FULL TIME JOB
2 = in a part-time job
3 = Sick leave, maternity leave, strike
4 = Unemployed
5 = Retired
6 = Homemaker
7 = Student(includes student working part-time)
8 = Self-employed
9 = Casual worker
10 = Seasonal worker / Seasonal lay-off
11 = Other
98 = DK
99 = Refused

STR3. calculated question for SDEM3
1 = What is your main occupation ?
2 = What is your main occupation ?
3 = When you were last employed, what was your main occupation ?
4 = Before you retired, what was your main occupation?
5 = When you were last employed, what was your main occupation?

SDEM3. <STR3 > In what line of business ?
9995 = Stored value
9997 = Occupation (specify)
9998 = DK
9999 = Refused

SDIN1. TOTAL INCOME FOR ALL HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS 2003 (before taxes - real)
99999998 = DK
99999999 = Refused

SDIN2. TOTAL INCOME FOR ALL HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS 2003 (before taxes - categories)
1 = less than $20,000
2 = between $20,000 and $30,000($29,999)
3 = between $30,000 and $40,000
4 = between $40,000 and $50,000
5 = between $50,000 and $60,000
6 = between $60,000 and $70,000
7 = between $70,000 and $80,000
8 = between $80,000 and $90,000
9 = between $90,000 and $100,000
10 = more than $100,000

SDIN3. PERSONNAL TOTAL INCOME 2003 (before taxes - real)
9999998 = DK
9999999 = Refused

SD_9. How many times, if ever, have you moved to a different home in the last 5 years ?
0 = Never
1 = Once
2 = 2 to 3 times
3 = 4 to 5 times
4 = 6 to 9 times
5 = 10 times or more
8 = DK
9 = Refused

Régions pour pondération
1 = RMR St-John (T.N.)
2 = Reste de Terre-Neuve
3 = RMR de Charlottetown
4 = Reste de l'I.P.E.
5 = RMR de Halifax
6 = Reste de la Nouvelle-Écosse
7 = RMR de St-John et Moncton
8 = Reste du Nouveau-Brunswick
9 = RMR de Montreal et Quebec
10 = Reste du Québec
11 = RMR de Ottawa et Toronto
12 = Reste de l'Ontario
13 = RMR de Winnipeg
14 = Reste du Manitoba
15 = RMR de Saskatoon et Regina
16 = Reste de la Saskatchewan
17 = RMR de Calgary
18 = RMR de Edmonton
19 = Reste de l'Alberta
20 = RMR de Vancouver
21 = Reste de la Colombie-Britannique

Age en 6 catégories
1 = 15 à 24 ans
2 = 25 à 34 ans
3 = 35 à 44 ans
4 = 45 à 54 ans
5 = 55 à 64 ans
6 = 65 ans et plus

0 = female
1 = male

Age - 3 cat
1 = 15-24
2 = 25-44
3 = 45+
999 = Ref

Age recoded (4 cats)
1 = 15-24
2 = 25-44
3 = 45-64
4 = 65+
999 = Ref'

Age recoded (6 cats)
0 = 15-17
1 = 18-29
2 = 30-39
3 = 40-49
4 = 50-64
5 = 65+
9 = DK/Refused

Age recoded (7 cats)
1 = 15-19
2 = 20-24
3 = 25-34
4 = 35-44
5 = 45-54
6 = 55-64
7 = 65+
999 = Ref'

Age recoded (9 cats)
1 = 15-17
2 = 18-19
3 = 20-24
4 = 25-34
5 = 35-44
6 = 45-54
7 = 55-64
8 = 65-74
9 = 75+
999 = Ref'

Age recoded (8 cats)
1 = 15-17
2 = 18-19
3 = 20-24
4 = 25-34
5 = 35-44
6 = 45-54
7 = 55-64
8 = 65+
999 = Ref'

Age recoded (8 cats)
1 = 15-19
2 = 20-24
3 = 25-34
4 = 35-44
5 = 45-54
6 = 55-64
7 = 65-74
8 = 75+
999 = NS

Education (4cats)
1 = <High school
2 = Completed HS
3 = Some post-sec
4 = Univ. Deg
9 = DK/Refused

Education - CADS
1 = <High school
2 = Completed HS
3 = Some post-sec
4 = Univ. Deg
9 = DK/Ref

Employment status (8 cats)
1 = Full-time
2 = Part-time
3 = Unemployed
4 = Retired
5 = Homemaker
6 = Student
7 = Self-employed
8 = Other
98 = DK
99 = Refused

Language spoken at home
1 = english
2 = french
3 = other
98 = DK
99 = Ref

Language spoken (CADS)
1 = english
2 = french
3 = other
9 = NS

Year of survey (questionnaires completed before/after Christmas 2003)
0 = 2003
1 = 2004

Marital status (4 cats - CADS)
1 = Married
2 = Partner
3 = Previously married
4 = Never married
98 = DK
99 = Refused

Marital status (3 cats)
1 = Married/Part
2 = Previously married
3 = Never married
98 = DK
99 = Refused

Marital status (different 4 cats)
1 = Married/Part
2 = Widowed
3 = Div/Sep
4 = Never married
98 = DK
99 = Refused

Marital status (revised 4 cats)
1 = Married/Part
2 = Widowed
3 = Div/Sep
4 = Never married
9 = NS
98 = DK
99 = Refused

Household income
0 = None
1 = <$20,000
2 = $20,000-29,999
3 = $30,000-39,999
4 = $40,000-49,999
5 = $50,000-59,999
6 = $60,000-69,999
7 = $70,000-79,999
8 = $80,000-89,999
9 = $90,000 to 99,999
10 = >$100,000
98 = D.K
99 = Refused
999 = Missing

Household income - 5 cat
1 = <$30,000
2 = $30,000-$49,000
3 = $50,000-$79,000
4 = $80,000+
5 = DK/REFUSED

Household income - 6cat
1 = <$30,000
2 = $30,000-$49,000
3 = $50,000-$79,000
4 = $80,000-99,000
5 = 100000+
6 = DK/REFUSED

Number of people in the household - 3 categories
1 = 1or 2
2 = 3 or 4
3 = 5 or more
98 = DK
99 = Ref

Income Adequacy - 5 cat
1 = Lowest income
2 = Lower middle income
3 = Upper middle income
4 = Highest income
99 = DK/REF

Income Adequacy (CADS)
1 = Lowest income
2 = Middle income
3 = Highest income
99 = DK/REF

Household location
0 = rural
1 = not rural

Age recoded - cost study(6 cats)
1 = 15-29
2 = 30-44
3 = 45-59
4 = 60-69
5 = 70-79
6 = 80+
999 = Ref'

Age 4 cat for APHA
1 = 15-19
2 = 20-34
3 = 35-54
4 = 55+

Past year drinking status
1 = current
2 = former
3 = never

Used alcohol lifetime
0 = no (abstainer)
1 = yes

Used alcohol past 12 months
0 = no
1 = yes

Daily drinking past 12 mths
0 = no/nondrinker
1 = daily

Five plus monthly
0 = no/non-drinker
1 = yes, 5+mth

Five plus weekly
0 = no/non-drinker
1 = yes, 5+ wkly

Five/four plus weekly (m/f)
0 = no/non-drinker
1 = yes, 4 or 5+ wkly

Five/ four plus monthly (m/f)
0 = no/non-drinker
1 = yes, 4 or 5+ mthly

Had a drink past 30 days
0 = no/nondrinker
1 = yes

Alcohol volume based on Q*F, estimated # of drinks per year
99999 = DK/REF

Daily alcohol intake level (a la English et.al)
0 = abstainer
1 = low
2 = hazard
3 = harmful

DAILY alcohol intake level (a la English et.al)
0 = non-drk
1 = low
2 = haz/harm

Exceeding low risk drinking guidelines
0 = no/nondrinker
1 = yes, exceeding
9 = DK/Ref

Past year drinking status (CADS)
0 = abstainer
1 = former drk
2 = light/infreq
3 = light/freq
4 = heavy/infreq
5 = heavy/freq
9 = NS

How often drink alcohol (past 12m)
0 = never
1 = monthly/less
2 = 2-4times/mo
3 = 2-3times/wk
4 = 4+times/wk
8 = DK
9 = Ref

How many drinks, days when drank (past 12m)
0 = 1(incl never)
1 = 2-3 dks
2 = 4 dks
3 = 5-7 dks
4 = 8+ dks
98 = DK
99 = Ref

How often 5 + drks (past 12m)
0 = never
1 = <monthly
2 = monthly
3 = weekly
4 = more/almost daily
8 = DK
9 = Ref

How often drink alcohol (past 12mos)
0 = not/never
1 = monthly/less
2 = 2-4times/mo
3 = 2-3times/wk
4 = 4+times/wk
8 = DK
9 = Ref

How often you were not able to stop drinking once you had started
0 = never
1 = <monthly
2 = monthly
3 = weekly
4 = daily/almost
8 = DK
9 = Ref

Have you or someone else EVER been injured as a result of your drinking
0 = no
2 = yes, not pastyr
4 = yes, past yr
8 = DK
9 = Ref

Someone suggest cut-down drinking
0 = no
2 = yes,notpastyr
4 = yes,pastyr
8 = DK
9 = Ref

AUDIT 8+ total sample
0 = no (0-7)
1 = yes (8+)

AUDITD (dependence indicators) past12m drinkers (binary 0-1)
0 = none
1 = 1 or more

AUDITD (adverse consequences) past12m drinkers- 4 cats
0 = none
3 = 3 or more

How many drinks did you have on Sunday? - total sample
98 = DK
99 = DK

How many drinks on Sunday?
99 = DK

3+ drinks on Sunday (wheel)- Total sample
0 = no/nondrk
1 = yes, 3+

On those days when you drank, how many drinks did you usually have - 3cat
1 = 1-2
2 = 3-4
3 = 5+
98 = DK
99 = Ref

Largest # of drinks you can recall having on one occasion during the PAST TWELVE MONTHS- 5cat
1 = 1-2
2 = 3-4
3 = 5-7
4 = 8-11
5 = 12+
98 = DK
99 = Ref

Physical injury as a result of the incident
1 = phys.injury
5 = no injury
8 = DK
9 = ref

One or more types of harm from one's own alcohol use - past 12 months - lifetime drinkers
0 = no harm
1 = at least 1
7 = non-drinker
8 = DK
9 = ref

One or more types of harm from one's own alcohol use - lifetime - lifetime drinkers
0 = no harm
1 = at least 1
7 = non-drinker
8 = DK
9 = Ref

One or more types of harm from others' alcohol use - past 12 months - 18+ yrs
0 = no harm
1 = at least 1
7 = NA (15-17yrs)
8 = DK
9 = REF

Alcohol use - harmful effect on your friendships or social life - lifetime
0 = never
1 = yes

Alcohol use - harmful effect on your friendships or social life - past 12m
0 = no/never
1 = yes

How often drink alcoholic beverages during the past 12 months - recoded
0 = never
1 = Less 1/month
2 = 1/ month
3 = 2-3 times/month
4 = 1/ week
5 = 2-3 times/ week
6 = 4+ times/week
8 = DK
9 = Refused'

How many drinks, days when drank- 3cat
0 = non-drinker
1 = 1-2 drks
2 = 3-4drks
3 = 5+drks
98 = DK
99 = Ref

How many drinks, days when drank- males
0 = non-drinker
1 = 1-4drks
2 = 5+drks
98 = DK
99 = Ref

How many drinks, days when drank- females
0 = non-drinker
1 = 1-3drks
2 = 4+drks
98 = DK
99 = Ref

How many drinks, days when drank- for m/f
0 = non-drinker
1 = 1-3 or 4drks
2 = 4or 5+drks
98 = DK
99 = Ref

Heavy drinking - 5+ monthly (total pop)
1 = never 5+
2 = less monthly
3 = monthly+
9 = NS

0 = never/former
1 = current

Current or former drinker
0 = never
1 = current/form

Five plus monthly
0 = no/non-drinker
1 = yes, 5+ mthly

Four plus monthly - females
0 = no/non-drinker
1 = yes, 4+mth

How often drink alcoholic beverages during the past 12 months - 5cat
0 = Never
1 = Less 1/month
2 = 1-3 times/month
3 = 1-3 times/ week
4 = 4+ times/week
8 = DK
9 = Refused'

Thinking back over the past 7 days, we would like to ask you how many drinks you had each day
0 = none/nondrinker
1 = continue
9 = DK/REF

More than 15 drinks per week for males (wheel)- total sample
0 = nondrk/no 15+
1 = 15+/wk
98 = DK
99 = REF

More than 10 drinks per week for females (wheel)- total sample
0 = nondrk/no 10+
1 = 10+/wk
98 = DK
99 = REF

Exceeding weekly drinking guidelines - total sample
0 = no/nondrinker
1 = yes,10 or 15 plus

Exceeding daily drinking guidelines - total sample
0 = no/nondrinker
1 = 3+/day at least once
9 = DK

DAILY alcohol intake level (a la English et.al) - binary
0 = non-drk, low
1 = haz/harm

Daily alcohol volume in grams - from past 7 days- English et al - males
0 = abst (0-2.5g)
1 = low (2.6-40g)
2 = haz (40.1-60g)
3 = harmful (60.1g+)
9 = females

Daily alcohol volume in grams - from past 7 days - English et al - females
0 = abst (0-2.5g)
1 = low (2.6-20g)
2 = haz (20.1-40g)
3 = harmful (40.1g+)
9 = males

Lifetime abstainer -alcohol
0 = no
1 = yes
9 = DK

Used cannabis in lifetime (including one time)
0 = no
1 = yes
8 = DK
9 = Ref

Used cannabis past 30 days
0 = no/nonuser
1 = yes

How often used cannabis past 3 months - CAN_ASIST 1
0 = never
2 = once or twice
3 = monthly
4 = weekly
6 = daily or almost
8 = DK
9 = Ref

How often strong desire to use cannabis past 3 months - CAN_ASIST 2
0 = never
3 = once or twice
4 = monthly
5 = weekly
6 = daily or almost
8 = DK
9 = Ref

How often use of cannabis led to health, social, legal problems past 3 months - CAN_ASIST 3
0 = never
4 = once or twice
5 = monthly
6 = weekly
7 = daily or almost
8 = DK
9 = Ref

How often failed to do what was expected of you due to your use of cannabis past 3 months - CAN_ASIST 4
0 = never
5 = once or twice
6 = monthly
7 = weekly
8 = daily or almost
98 = DK
99 = Ref

Has a friend or relative ever expressed concern about your cannabis use - CAN_ASIST 5
0 = never
3 = yes,not past 3 months
6 = yes,in past 3 months
8 = DK
9 = Ref

Risk level for cannabis problems - 3 categories - total sample
0 = low (0-3)
1 = moderate (4-26)
2 = high (27+)

Risk level for cannabis problems - binary (0,1) - total sample
0 = low (0-3)
1 = moder/high(4+)

Used cocaine past 3 months
0 = no
1 = yes
98 = DK
99 = Ref

Lifetime - Used any 8 drugs: cannabis + (coc, speed, ecstasy, hall, inhal, heroin, steroids)
0 = no
1 = used at least 1

Past 3 m - Used any 8 drugs: cannabis + (coc, speed, ecstasy, hall, inhal, heroin, steroids)
0 = no
1 = used at least 1
8 = DK
9 = Ref

Used any of 8 drugs: cannabis + (coc, speed, ecstasy, hall, inhal, heroin, steroids)
0 = no
1 = used lifetime
2 = used past12m

Used any 5 illicit drugs: cannabis (one time included) + (coc, speed, hall, heroin)
0 = no
1 = used lifetime
2 = used past 12m

Combination use of drugs
1 = cann only
2 = other drugs
3 = other drugs only

Combination use of drugs- past12m
0 = none
1 = cann only
2 = other drugs
3 = other drugs only

How often failed to do what was expected of you due to your use of drugs past 3 months - ILL_ASIST 4
0 = never
5 = once or twice
6 = monthly
7 = weekly
8 = daily or almost
9 = Ref

Has a friend or relative ever expressed concern about your drugs use - ILL_ASIST 5
0 = never
3 = yes,not past 3m
6 = yes,in past 3m
8 = DK
9 = Ref

How often strong desire to use drugs past 3 months (binary)
1 = 1or more times
8 = DK
9 = REF

Has a friend or relative ever expressed concern about your drugs use (binary)
0 = no
1 = yes
8 = DK
9 = REF

How often used drugs (excl. can) past 3 months (binary)
0 = never
1 = 1or more times
8 = DK
9 = REF

How often failed to do what was expected of you due to your use of cannabis past 3 months (binary)
1 = 1or more times
98 = DK
99 = REF

One or more types of harm from one's own drug use (cannabis included) - past 12m -lifetime users
0 = no harm
1 = at least 1
7 = non-user/NA
8 = DK
9 = Ref

Do you support/ oppose change in legislation (15 grams of marijuana from a criminal penalty to only a fine)
1 = support
2 = oppose
8 = DK
9 = REF

Someone who smoked 2 joints of marijuana in the previous 2 hours before driving - safety hazard on roads
1 = agree
2 = disagree
8 = DK
9 = REF

How likely to get into a car as a passenger if the driver had smoked 2 joints of marijuana within 2 hours before driving
1 = likely
2 = unlikely
8 = DK
9 = REF

How helpful was the treatment or professional help you received?
1 = helpful
2 = not helpful
8 = DK
9 = REF

Has driven a motor vehicle after using cannabis within 2 hours before driving - among valid drivers
0 = no
1 = yes
98 = DK
99 = REF

Used any of 7 drugs (CADS) lifetime: cannabis (1 time excl.)+ (coc, speed, hall, inhal, heroin, steroids)
0 = no
1 = used lifetime
8 = DK
9 = Ref

Used any of 7 drugs (CADS) past 12m: cannabis (only once incl.)+ (coc, speed, hall, inhal, heroin, steroids)
0 = no
1 = used past 12m
8 = DK
9 = Ref

Smoking status (3cats)
1 = Current
2 = Former
3 = Never 100cigs

Smoking status (4 cats)
1 = Current daily
2 = Current nondaily
3 = Former
4 = Never 100 cigs

Daily smoker past 12 m
0 = no/nonsmoker
1 = yes

Percent reporting fair or poor health - Panel B only
0 = excellent, good
1 = fair,poor
8 = DK
9 = Ref

Physically unhealthy days - Panel B only
98 = DK
99 = Ref

Frequent mental distress days
0 = no (0-13days)
1 = yes (14+ days)
98 = DK
99 = Ref

1 = Atlantic
2 = Quebec
3 = Ontario
4 = Prairies
5 = B.C

Past year drinking status (CADS)
1 = light/infrequent
2 = light/frequent
3 = heavy/infrequent
4 = heavy/frequent
5 = former
6 = never
7 = current
9 = NS

How serious of a problem is alcohol abuse in Canada?
1 = serious
2 = not serious
8 = DK
9 = REF