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Table 1
Self-rated mental health by gender, geographical region and age group, Canada, excluding the territories

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Self-rated mental health by gender, geographical region and age group, Canada, excluding the territories
	January to December 2019 – Excellent or very good self-rated mental health	September to December 2020 – Excellent or very good self-rated mental health	September 2021 to February 2022 – Excellent or very good self-rated mental health
	%	%	%
Canada Total (excluding territories)	67.0	64.0^A	58.1^A
Gender
Men	69.7	68.5	61.9^A
Women	64.5	60.0^A	54.8^A
Geographical region
Atlantic provinces	63.9	62.4	59.6
Quebec	72.1	69.8^A	64.4^A
Ontario	65.9	61.9^A	56.1^A
Prairie Provinces	65.8	63.8	57.3^A
British Columbia	64.8	61.3^A	54.2^A
Age group
12 to 17 years	73.0	67.1^A	61.2^A
18 to 34 years	60.8	57.7^A	50.9^A
35 to 49 years	66.6	63.5^A	56.1^A
50 to 64 years	69.6	64.9^A	59.0^A
65 years and older	70.8	70.8	67.7^A

^A

Significantly different from previous reference period (p less than 0.05)

Note(s):

Transgender men and women are included among the "Men" and "Women" categories, respectively. Reliable estimates for non-binary people could not be produced, because of an insufficient sample size.
Atlantic provinces include residents of Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick. Prairie provinces include residents of Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta.

Source(s):

Canadian Community Health Survey (2019, September to December 2020, and September 2021 to February 2022) (3226).

Date modified:: 2022-06-07