At what age should people stop trick-or-treating?

14 years old appears to be the average cutoff for Canadians when it comes to getting free candy.

A study by the Angus Reid Institute has asked Canadians at what age they think people should stop trick-or-treating.

The mean age across Canada given by respondents was 14 years old, and this is largely consistent across all provinces.

68% of Canadians with kids 18 years old or younger say their children plan to go trick-or-treating this year.

The study also found that 54% of Canadians say the number of children trick-or-treating in their neighbourhood has decreased compared with 10 years ago.

At what age should people stop trick-or-treating?

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