We may be kicking butt and scheduling in more workouts, but when it comes to maintaining a healthy weight, Canadians haven't budged.
The recently released Canadian Community Health Survey from Statistics Canada found even though smoking rates in Canada have decreased, we've left our healthy eating behaviours exactly where they were.
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