Five of the nine Canadian provinces have bagged milk. In the 1960's when bagged milk was introduced, all nine provinces had it. The Western provinces dropped it

Five of the nine Canadian provinces have bagged milk. In the 1960's when bagged milk was introduced, all nine provinces had it. The Western provinces dropped it from the 70's to the 90's. Today, Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and Nova Scotia all have bagged milk. Between them is 26 million of the 40 million Canadians, so the majority, 65%, of Canadians have access to bagged milk. It would be more accurate to portray Western Canada as "only Florida or a handful of states".