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CANSIM, HTML and tables
Analysis tables
Analysis charts

CANSIM, HTML and PDF tables

Leading causes of death, by selected age groups and sex, Canada
CANSIM Table

Ten leading causes of death, by selected age groups, by sex, Canada, 2000 to 2004

All ages – HTML and PDF tables

1 to 14 years – HTML and PDF tables

15 to 24 years – HTML and PDF tables

25 to 34 years – HTML and PDF tables

35 to 44 years – HTML and PDF tables

45 to 54 years – HTML and PDF tables

55 to 64 years – HTML and PDF tables

65 to 74 years – HTML and PDF tables

75 to 84 years – HTML and PDF tables

85 years and over – HTML and PDF tables

Leading causes of death, infants, by sex, Canada
CANSIM Table

Ten leading causes of infant death, by sex, Canada, 2000 to 2004
HTML and PDF tables

Leading causes of death, total population, by sex, Canada, provinces and territories, 2000 to 2004
CANSIM Table

Ten leading causes of death, by sex and geography, Canada, 2000 to 2004

Newfoundland and Labrador – HTML and PDF tables

Prince Edward Island – HTML and PDF tables

Nova Scotia – HTML and PDF tables

New Brunswick – HTML and PDF tables

Quebec – HTML and PDF tables

Ontario – HTML and PDF tables

Manitoba – HTML and PDF tables

Saskatchewan – HTML and PDF tables

Alberta – HTML and PDF tables

British Columbia – HTML and PDF tables

Yukon – HTML and PDF tables

Northwest Territories – HTML and PDF tables

Nunavut – HTML and PDF tables

Analysis tables

Table A.1 – Ranking and number of deaths for the 10 leading causes, Canada, 2000 to 2004

Table B.1 – Ranking, number and percentage of deaths for the 10 leading causes, by sex, Canada, 2004

Table B.2 – Ranking of the 10 leading causes of death by sex, Canada, 2000 to 2004

Table C.1 – Age–standardized mortality rates for the 10 leading causes of death, Canada, 2000 to 2004

Table D.1 – Ranking and number of deaths for the ten leading causes by age group, Canada, 2004

Table E.1 – Ranking and number of deaths for the five leading causes by region, Canada, 2004

Table E.2 – Ranking and number of male deaths for the five male leading causes by region, Canada, 2004

Table E.3 – Ranking and number of female deaths for the five female leading causes by region, Canada, 2004

Table F.1 – Ranking, number and percentage of infant deaths for the 10 infant leading causes, Canada, 2000 and 2004

Table F.2 – Ranking, number and percentage of infant deaths for the 10 infant leading causes by sex, Canada, 2004

Table F.3 – Ranking of the 10 infant leading causes of death by sex, Canada, 2000 to 2004

Table G.1 – Ranking, number and percentage of deaths for the 10 leading causes, Canada and United States, 2004

Table G.2 – Ranking, number and percentage of deaths for the 10 leading causes by sex, Canada and United States, 2004

Table G.3 – Ranking and number of deaths for the 10 leading causes by age group, United States, 2004

Table G.4 – Ranking and number of infant deaths for the 10 infant leading causes, Canada and United States, 2004

Analysis Charts

Chart B.1 – Proportion of deaths attributed to cancer and heart disease by sex, Canada, 2000 to 2004

Chart D.1 – Proportion of deaths for selected leading causes by age group, Canada, 2004

Chart D.2 – Proportion of deaths due to cancer and heart disease by age group and sex, Canada, 2004

Chart D.3 – Proportion of deaths due to unintentional injuries and suicide by age group and sex, Canada, 2004

Chart D.4 – Proportion of deaths due to cancer and heart disease by age group, Canada, 2000 to 2004

Chart D.5 – Age-specific mortality rate for cancer and heart disease, Canada, 2000 and 2004

Chart E.1 – Changes in the proportion of deaths due to cancer and heart disease by region, Canada, 2000 to 2004

Chart E.2 – Changes in the proportion of deaths due to unintentional injuries and suicide by region, Canada, 2000 to 2004

Chart F.1 – Proportion of infant deaths due to congenital abnormalities and short gestation, Canada, 2000 to 2004

Chart F.2 – Proportion of infant deaths due to congenital abnormalities and short gestation by sex, Canada, 2000 to 2004

Chart F.3 – Infant mortality rate for the two infant leading causes of death by sex, Canada, 2000 to 2004

Chart G.1 – Proportion of deaths for the three leading causes of death, Canada and United States, 2004

Chart G.2 – Age–standardized mortality rates for cancer and heart disease, Canada and United States, 2004