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SOCIETYHealthinCanadianprovincesandterritoriesCHAPTER

01DiseasesPercentageofadultsinCanadawhoperceivedtheirownhealthstatusasexcellentorverygoodorfairorpoorasof2022,byprovinceSelf-perceivedhealthstatusamongCanadianadultsasof2022,byprovincePercentageofadultsFairorpoor20%Verygoodorexcellent30%0%10%40%50%60%70%11.2%13.4%14.5%15.4%15.6%14.9%12.7%QuebecAlberta59%55.8%53.8%53%52.5%51%CanadaPrinceEdwardIslandOntarioSaskatchewanManitoba51%16.7%17.8%16.9%18.9%NovaScotia50.7%NewfoundlandandLabradorBritishColumbiaNewBrunswick50.5%50.2%49.7%4Description:In2022,around54percentofadultsinCanadaperceivedtheirgeneralhealthasverygoodorexcellent.AdultsinQuebecweremostlikelytoreportbeinginverygoodorexcellenthealth.ThisstatisticdisplaysthepercentageofadultsinCanadawhoperceivedtheirownhealthstatusasexcellentorverygoodorfairorpoorasof2022,byprovince.ReadmoreNote(s):Canada;2022;18yearsandolderSource(s):StatCan(CanadianCommunityHealthSurvey)Prevalenceofacutemyocardialinfarctionamongadults20yearsandolderinCanadain2021-2022,byprovinceandterritoryPrevalenceofacutemyocardialinfarctioninCanadain2021-2022,byprovincePrevalence0.0%NewfoundlandandLabrador0.5%1.0%1.5%2.0%2.5%3.0%2.62%NovaScotiaPrinceEdwardIslandQuebec2.44%2.33%2.27%Manitoba2.11%2.07%NorthwestTerritoriesCanada1.94%Yukon1.9%1.82%1.78%1.77%OntarioAlbertaNunavutBritishColumbia1.6%5Description:Inthefiscalyear2021-2022,aroundtwopercentofadultsaged20yearsandolderinCanadasufferedfromacutemyocardialinfarction,morecommonlyknownasaheartattack.Atthattime,theprevalenceofacutemyocardialinfarctionwashighestinNewfoundlandandLabrador.Thisstatisticillustratestheprevalenceofacutemyocardialinfarctionamongadults20yearsandolderinCanadain2021-2022,byprovinceandterritory.

ReadmoreNote(s):Canada;2021-2022;20yearsandolderSource(s):GovernmentofCanada;PublicHealthAgencyofCanada(CanadianChronicDiseaseSurveillanceSystem(CCDSS))Prevalenceofheartfailureamongadults40yearsandolderinCanadain2021-2022,byprovinceandterritoryPrevalenceofheartfailureinCanadain2021-2022,byprovinceandterritoryPrevalence3%0%1%2%4%5%6%7%NunavutYukon5.93%4.72%BritishColumbiaManitoba3.65%3.57%3.51%3.4%3.22%3.12%3.1%NewfoundlandandLabradorAlbertaCanadaQuebecOntarioPrinceEdwardIslandNovaScotia2.69%2.54%6Description:Inthefiscalyear2021-2022,aroundthreepercentofadultsaged40yearsandolderinCanadasufferedfromheartfailure.Atthattime,theprevalenceofheartfailurewashighestinNunavut.Thisstatisticillustratestheprevalenceofheartfailureamongadults20yearsandolderinCanadain2021-2022,byprovinceandterritory.ReadmoreNote(s):Canada;2021-2022;40yearsandolderSource(s):GovernmentofCanada;PublicHealthAgencyofCanada(CanadianChronicDiseaseSurveillanceSystem(CCDSS))Prevalenceofischemicheartdiseaseamongadults20yearsandolderinCanadain2021-2022,byprovinceandterritoryPrevalenceofischemicheartdiseaseinCanadain2021-2022,byprovince/territoryPrevalence0%1%2%3%4%5%6%7%8%OntarioQuebec7.29%7.27%7.22%AlbertaCanada7.13%6.96%6.93%NewfoundlandandLabradorBritishColumbiaNovaScotia6.22%Manitoba5.81%Nunavut5.68%5.49%PrinceEdwardIslandYukon4.41%7Description:Inthefiscalyear2021-2022,aroundsevenpercentofadultsaged20yearsandolderinCanadasufferedfromischemicheartdisease.Atthattime,theprevalenceofischemicheartdiseasewashighestinOntario.Thisstatisticillustratestheprevalenceofischemicheartdiseaseamongadults20yearsandolderinCanadain2021-2022,byprovinceandterritory.ReadmoreNote(s):2021-2022;20yearsandolderSource(s):GovernmentofCanada;PublicHealthAgencyofCanada(CanadianChronicDiseaseSurveillanceSystem(CCDSS))Prevalenceofstrokeamongadults20yearsandolderinCanadain2021-2022,byprovinceandterritoryPrevalenceofstrokeinCanadain2021-2022,byprovinceandterritoryPrevalence1.5%0.0%Nunavut0.5%1.0%2.0%2.5%3.0%3.5%4.0%3.63%PrinceEdwardIslandManitoba3.02%2.97%Ontario2.73%2.61%2.57%2.43%2.39%BritishColumbiaCanadaAlbertaQuebecNewfoundlandandLabradorYukon2.1%2.08%NovaScotia1.84%8Description:Inthefiscalyear2021-2022,almostthreepercentofadultsaged20yearsandolderinCanadasufferedfromstroke.Atthattime,theprevalenceofstrokewashighestinNunavut.Thisstatisticillustratestheprevalenceofstrokeamongadults20yearsandolderinCanadain2021-2022,byprovinceandterritory.ReadmoreNote(s):Canada;2021-2022;20yearsandolderSource(s):GovernmentofCanada;PublicHealthAgencyofCanada(CanadianChronicDiseaseSurveillanceSystem(CCDSS))PercentageofpeopleinCanadadiagnosedwithdiabetesasof2022,byprovinceShareofindividualswithdiabetesinCanadaasof2022,byprovincePercentageofindividuals6%0%2%4%8%10%12%14%NewfoundlandandLabradorNovaScotia12.4%9.8%9.6%NewBrunswickPrinceEdwardIslandQuebec8.9%8%Ontario7.9%7.8%CanadaManitoba7.5%SaskatchewanAlberta7.4%7.3%BritishColumbia6.9%9Description:In2022,over12percentofpeopleinNewfoundlandandLabradorhadbeendiagnosedwithdiabetes.InOntario,around7.9ofpeoplehaddiabetesasofthattime.ThisstatisticdisplaysthepercentageofindividualsinCanadawhohadbeendiagnosedwithdiabetesasof2022,byprovince.ReadmoreNote(s):Canada;2022;12yearsandolderSource(s):StatCan(CanadianCommunityHealthSurvey)Prevalenceofosteoarthritisamongadults20yearsandolderinCanadain2021-2022,byprovinceandterritoryPrevalenceofosteoarthritisinCanadain2021-2022,byprovinceandterritoryPrevalence6%0%2%4%8%10%12%14%16%NewfoundlandandLabradorAlberta14.34%13.91%13.88%13.21%12.93%12.22%OntarioManitobaPrinceEdwardIslandCanadaBritishColumbiaNunavut11.34%11.16%10.93%10.4%NovaScotiaYukonQuebec8.89%10Description:Inthefiscalyear2021-2022,around12percentofadultsaged20yearsandolderinCanadasufferedfromosteoarthritis.Atthattime,theprevalenceofosteoarthritiswashighestinNewfoundlandandLabrador.Thisstatisticillustratestheprevalenceofosteoarthritisamongadults20yearsandolderinCanadain2021-2022,byprovinceandterritory.ReadmoreNote(s):Canada;2021-2022;20yearsandolderSource(s):GovernmentofCanada;PublicHealthAgencyofCanada(CanadianChronicDiseaseSurveillanceSystem(CCDSS))PrevalenceofasthmaamongCanadiansin2021-2022,byprovinceandterritoryAsthmaprevalenceinCanadain2021-2022,byprovinceandterritoryPrevalence6%0%2%4%8%10%12%14%ManitobaOntario13.24%13.22%Canada11.94%NewfoundlandandLabradorQuebec11.7%11.47%11.46%NovaScotiaAlberta10.91%10.89%PrinceEdwardIslandBritishColumbiaYukon10%7.7%Nunavut4.39%11Description:Inthefiscalyear2021-2022,almost12percentofpeopleinCanadasufferedfromasthma.Atthattime,theprevalenceofasthmawashighestinManitoba.ThisstatisticillustratestheprevalenceofasthmaamongpeopleinCanadain2021-2022,byprovinceandterritory.ReadmoreNote(s):2021-2022;1yearandolderSource(s):GovernmentofCanada;PublicHealthAgencyofCanada(CanadianChronicDiseaseSurveillanceSystem(CCDSS))Prevalenceofchronicobstructivepulmonarydisease(COPD)amongthoseaged35yearsandolderinCanadain2021-2022,byprovinceandterritoryCOPDprevalenceamongadultsinCanadain2021-2022,byprovince/territoryPercentageofpeoplelivingwithCOPD0%5%10%15%20%25%NunavutNovaScotia19.76%10.41%10.05%9.78%9.48%9.08%ManitobaNewfoundlandandLabradorPrinceEdwardIslandOntarioBritishColumbiaCanada9.08%8.93%8.76%8.74%AlbertaYukonQuebec8.22%12Description:Inthefiscalyear2021-2022,almostninepercentofadultsinCanadaaged35yearsandoldersufferedfromCOPD.Atthattime,theprevalenceofCOPDwashighestinNunavut.Thisstatisticillustratestheprevalenceofchronicobstructivepulmonarydisease(COPD)amongadultsinCanadain2021-2022,byprovinceandterritory.ReadmoreNote(s):2021-2022;35yearsandolderSource(s):GovernmentofCanada;PublicHealthAgencyofCanada(CanadianChronicDiseaseSurveillanceSystem(CCDSS))PrevalenceofepilepsyamongCanadiansin2021-2022,byprovinceandterritoryEpilepsyprevalenceinCanadain2021-2022,byprovinceandterritoryPrevalence0.8%0.0%Nunavut0.2%0.4%0.6%1.0%1.2%1.4%1.6%1.8%2.0%1.87%NewfoundlandandLabradorOntario1.09%1%0.95%0.93%0.92%CanadaAlbertaBritishColumbiaManitoba0.83%0.81%0.8%YukonPrinceEdwardIslandNovaScotia0.72%13Description:Inthefiscalyear2021-2022,almostonepercentofpeopleinCanadasufferedfromepilepsy.Atthattime,theprevalenceofepilepsywashighestinNunavut.ThisstatisticillustratestheprevalenceofepilepsyamongpeopleinCanadain2021-2022,byprovinceandterritory.ReadmoreNote(s):2021-2022;1yearandolderSource(s):GovernmentofCanada;PublicHealthAgencyofCanada(CanadianChronicDiseaseSurveillanceSystem(CCDSS))Prevalenceofmultiplesclerosisamongadults20yearsandolderinCanadain2021-2022,byprovinceandterritoryPrevalenceofmultiplesclerosisinCanadain2021-2022,byprovinceandterritoryPrevalence0.0%NovaScotia0.1%0.1%0.2%0.2%0.3%0.3%0.4%0.4%0.34%AlbertaPrinceEdwardIslandManitoba0.33%0.3%0.3%0.29%0.28%0.28%CanadaOntarioBritishColumbiaNewfoundlandandLabradorNunavut0.19%0.06%14Description:Inthefiscalyear2021-2022,around0.3percentofadultsaged20yearsandolderinCanadasufferedfrommultiplesclerosis.Atthattime,theprevalenceofmultiplesclerosiswashighestinNovaScotia.Thisstatisticillustratestheprevalenceofmultiplesclerosisamongadults20yearsandolderinCanadain2021-2022,byprovinceandterritory.ReadmoreNote(s):Canada;2021-2022;20yearsandolderSource(s):GovernmentofCanada;PublicHealthAgencyofCanada(CanadianChronicDiseaseSurveillanceSystem(CCDSS))CHAPTER

02CancerEstimatednumberofnewcancercasesinCanadain2023,byprovinceNumberofCanadiannewcancercasesbyprovince2023Numberofnewcases010,00020,00030,00040,00050,00060,00070,00080,00090,000100,00094,100OntarioQuebec59,500BritishColumbiaAlberta30,30023,200Manitoba7,4007,400NovaScotiaSaskatchewan6,200NewBrunswickNewfoundlandandLabradorPrinceEdwardIsland5,5004,0001,06016Description:In2023,itwasestimatedthattherewouldbe6,200newcancercasesinSaskatchewan.ThisstatisticdisplaystheestimatednumberofnewcancercasesinCanadabyprovincefor2023.

ReadmoreNote(s):Source(s):StatCanEstimatedcancerincidenceratesinCanadabyprovincein2023(per100,000population)RateofCanadiannewcancercasesbyprovince2023Newcasesper100,000population200

3000100400500600NovaScotiaNewfoundlandandLabradorOntario557546.1534.2NewBrunswickAlberta506504.1496.8496PrinceEdwardIslandManitobaSaskatchewanNorthwestTerritoriesBritishColumbiaNunavut479464.7462.7380.8380Yukon17Description:NovaScotiahasthehighestcancerincidencerateofanyprovinceinCanada,followedbyNewfoundlandandLabrador,andOntario.However,Nunavuthasthehighestcancermortalityrateoftheprovinces.InNunavuttherearearound310deathsfromcancerper100,000population,comparedtoarateof218deathsper100,000inNewfoundlandandLabrador.

ReadmoreNote(s):CanadaSource(s):StatCanEstimatedincidencerateforallcancersamongmalesinCanadaasof2023,byprovince(per100,000population)IncidencerateofallmaleCanadiancancerbyprovince2023Casesper100,000population200

3000100400500600700BritishColumbiaAlberta506.8542.8514.6532.3SaskatchewanManitobaOntario577.4NewBrunswickNovaScotia551.7616.3PrinceEdwardIslandNewfoundlandandLabrador540.5557.818Description:TheincidencerateofallcancersinManitobawasestimatedtobe532casesper100,000populationamongmalesin2023.ThisstatisticdisplaystheestimatedincidencerateofcancersamongmalesinCanadabyprovince,asof2023.

ReadmoreNote(s):Canada;age-standardized;*QuebecisexcludedbecauseadifferentprojectionmethodwasusedforQuebecthantheotherregions,meaningtheestimatesarenotcomparable.Territoriesarenotlistedduetosmallnumbers.“Allcancers”[...]

ReadmoreSource(s):StatCanEstimatedincidencerateforallcancersamongfemalesinCanadaasof2023,byprovince(per100,000population)IncidencerateofallfemalecancersinCanadabyprovince2023Casesper100,000population0100200300400500600BritishColumbiaAlberta426.2475.7Saskatchewan450.5469ManitobaOntario503NewBrunswickNovaScotia469.8509PrinceEdwardIslandNewfoundlandandLabrador462.8536.719Description:TheincidencerateofallcancersinManitobawasestimatedtobe469casesper100,000populationinfemalesin2023.ThisstatisticdisplaystheestimatedincidencerateofallcancersamongfemalesinCanadabyprovince,asof2023.

ReadmoreNote(s):Canada;age-standardized;*QuebecisexcludedbecauseadifferentprojectionmethodwasusedforQuebecthantheotherregions.Territoriesarenotlistedduetosmallnumbers.“Allcancers”includesinsitubladderandexcludes[...]

ReadmoreSource(s):StatCanEstimatednumberofcancerdeathsinCanadabyprovincein2023NumberofCanadiancancerdeathsbyprovince2023Numberofdeaths05,00010,00015,00020,00025,00030,00035,00032,200OntarioQuebec22,500BritishColumbiaAlberta11,5007,700NovaScotia2,9502,9502,4502,2501,650ManitobaSaskatchewanNewBrunswickNewfoundlandandLabradorPrinceEdwardIsland42020/statistics/440672/cancer-deaths-in-canada-by-provinceIn2023,itwasestimatedthattherewouldbe2,450cancerdeathsinSaskatchewan.CancerisoneoftheleadingcausesofprematuredeathinCanada.ThisstatisticdisplaystheestimatednumberofdeathsduetocancerinCanadabyprovincein2023.ReadmoreNote(s):CanadaSource(s):StatCanEstimatednumberofcancerdeathsinCanadabyprovinceandgenderin2023NumberofCanadiancancerdeathsbyprovinceandgender2023NumberofdeathsFemales

Males8,000

10,00002,0004,0003,6006,0005,20012,00014,00016,00018,00020,000BritishColumbiaAlberta6,3004,1001,150SaskatchewanManitoba1,3001,4001,55015,000Ontario17,20010,500Quebec12,0001,0501,200NewBrunswickNovaScotia1,3501,600180230PrinceEdwardIslandNewfoundlandandLabrador75090021Description:In2023,itwasestimatedthattherewouldbe1,300deathsduetocanceramongmalesinSaskatchewan.ThisstatisticdisplaystheestimatednumberofcancerdeathsinCanadabyprovinceandgenderin2023.

ReadmoreNote(s):CanadaSource(s):StatCanEstimatedcancermortalityrateinCanadabyprovincein2023(per100,000population)RateofCanadiancancerdeathsbyprovince2023Deathsper100,000population100

150050200250300350NunavutNewfoundlandandLabradorNovaScotia310.3218210.6NorthwestTerritoriesQuebec193.3192.8192.6192.4NewBrunswickManitobaPrinceEdwardIslandSaskatchewanOntario183.5181.6173.2167.2167.1BritishColumbiaAlbertaYukon135.322Description:In2023,itwasestimatedthatthemortalityrateforcancerinManitobawouldbe192.4deathsduetoper100,000population.ThisstatisticdisplaystheestimatedmortalityrateofcancerinCanadabyprovincein2023.

ReadmoreNote(s):CanadaSource(s):StatCanCHAPTER

03MentalhealthPercentageofadultsinCanadawhoperceivedtheirownmentalhealthstatusasexcellentorverygoodorfairorpoorasof2022,byprovinceSelf-perceivedmentalhealthstatusamongCanadianadultsasof2022,byprovincePercentageofadultsFairorpoor20%Verygoodorexcellent30%0%10%40%50%60%70%8.7%QuebecNewfoundlandandLabradorCanada64.5%14.1%14.4%55.3%54.8%16.6%15.5%15.7%14.2%PrinceEdwardIslandAlberta54.4%53.3%52.2%OntarioManitoba51.7%51.4%16.9%17.8%17.1%16.5%NewBrunswickBritishColumbiaSaskatchewanNovaScotia50.6%49.2%49.1%24Description:In2022,around55percentofadultsinCanadaperceivedtheirmentalhealthasverygoodorexcellent.AdultsinQuebecweremostlikelytoreporthavingverygoodorexcellentmentalhealth.ThisstatisticdisplaysthepercentageofadultsinCanadawhoperceivedtheirownmentalhealthstatusasexcellentorverygoodorfairorpoorasof2022,byprovince.ReadmoreNote(s):Canada;2022;18yearsandolderSource(s):StatCan(CanadianCommunityHealthSurvey)PercentageofadultsinCanadawhoperceivedthatmostdaysintheirlifewerequiteabitorextremelystressfulasof2022,byprovinceSelf-perceivedlifestressamongCanadianadultsasof2022,byprovincePercentageofadults0%5%10%15%20%25%30%PrinceEdwardIslandOntario24.1%23.1%BritishColumbiaAlberta23%22.4%22.3%22.1%CanadaNovaScotiaManitoba21.7%21.3%21%20.9%NewBrunswickSaskatchewanQuebecNewfoundlandandLabrador18.3%25Description:In2022,around22percentofadultsinCanadaperceivedthatmostdaysintheirlifewerequiteabitorextremelystressful.AdultsonPrinceEdwardIslandweremostlikelytoreportthatmostdaysintheirlifewerequiteabitorextremelystressful.ThisstatisticdisplaysthepercentageofadultsinCanadawhoperceivedthatmostdaysintheirlifewerequiteabitorextremelystressfulasof2022,byprovince.ReadmoreNote(s):Canada;2022;18yearsandolderSource(s):StatCan(CanadianCommunityHealthSurvey)PercentageofadultsinCanadawhohadbeendiagnosedwithananxietydisorderbyahealthprofessionalasof2022,byprovinceShareofCanadianadultswithananxietydisorderasof2022,byprovincePercentageofadults0%2%4%6%8%10%12%14%16%18%20%NewfoundlandandLabradorNovaScotia18.4%17.6%NewBrunswickAlberta16.2%15.9%15.1%15.1%14.8%14.5%14.1%BritishColumbiaSaskatchewanCanadaOntarioQuebecPrinceEdwardIslandManitoba13.5%13.3%26Description:In2022,around15percentofadultsinCanadareportedtheyhadbeendiagnosedwithananxietydisorder.AdultsinNewfoundlandandLabradorweremostlikelytoreportbeingdiagnosedwithananxietydisorder.ThisstatisticdisplaysthepercentageofadultsinCanadawhoreportedhavingbeendiagnosedwithananxietydisorderbyahealthprofessionalasof2022,byprovince.ReadmoreNote(s):Canada;2022;18yearsandolderSource(s):StatCan(CanadianCommunityHealthSurvey)PercentageofadultsinCanadawhohadbeendiagnosedwithamooddisorderbyahealthprofessionalasof2022,byprovinceShareofCanadianadultswithamooddisorderasof2022,byprovincePercentageofadults0%2%4%6%8%10%12%14%16%NovaScotiaBritishColumbiaNewfoundlandandLabradorSaskatchewanNewBrunswickAlberta14.4%14%13.8%13.4%13.3%12.5%12.2%11.7%11.3%OntarioCanadaManitobaPrinceEdwardIslandQuebec9.9%8.4%27Description:In2022,around12percentofadultsinCanadareportedtheyhadbeendiagnosedwithamooddisorder.AdultsinNovaScotiaweremostlikelytoreportbeingdiagnosedwithamooddisorder.ThisstatisticdisplaysthepercentageofadultsinCanadawhoreportedhavingbeendiagnosedwithamooddisorderbyahealthprofessionalasof2022,byprovince.ReadmoreNote(s):Canada;2022;18yearsandolderSource(s):StatCan(CanadianCommunityHealthSurvey)ShareofCanadianseniorsthathadbeentoldbyadoctortheyhaddepression,anxietyoranothermentalhealthconditionasof2021,byprovincePercentageofelderlyCanadianshaddepression/anxietyasof2021,byprovincePercentageofelderlyinCanada0%2%4%6%8%10%12%14%16%16%18%Alberta**Canada13%13%13%13%13%OntarioQuebecNewfoundlandandLabrador**NewBrunswick**Saskatchewan**NovaScotia**12%12%12%PrinceEdwardIsland**BritishColumbia**Manitoba**11%10%Yukon**9%28Description:AmongtheelderlyinAlberta,about16percenthadbeentoldbyadoctortheyhaddepression,anxietyoranothermentalhealthconditionasof2021.ThisstatisticshowsthepercentageofseniorsinCanadathathadbeentoldbyadoctortheyhaddepression,anxietyoranothermentalhealthconditionasof2021,byprovince.ReadmoreNote(s):Canada;March13andJune14,2021;4,484respondents;65yearsandolder;*Thisdataexcludesrespondentswhowerenolongerrecievingtreatmentforthiscondition.**Usewithcautionasthecoefficientofvariation(CV)isbetween[...]

ReadmoreSource(s):CIHI;SSRSPrevalenceofschizophreniaamongthoseaged10yearsandolderinCanadain2021-2022,byprovinceandterritoryPrevalenceofschizophreniainCanadain2021-2022,byprovinceandterritoryPrevalence0.0%Nunavut0.5%1.0%1.5%2.0%2.5%2.16%BritishColumbiaOntario1.12%1.03%Quebec1.01%1%CanadaAlberta0.9%0.84%ManitobaPrinceEdwardIslandNovaScotia0.67%0.6%0.55%0.55%NewfoundlandandLabradorYukon29Description:Inthefiscalyear2021-2022,aroundonepercentofthoseaged10yearsandolderinCanadasufferedfromschizophrenia.Atthattime,theprevalenceofschizophreniawashighestinNunavut.Thisstatisticillustratestheprevalenceofschizophreniaamongthoseaged10yearsandolderinCanadain2021-2022,byprovinceandterritory.ReadmoreNote(s):Canada;2021-2022;10yearsandolderSource(s):GovernmentofCanada;PublicHealthAgencyofCanada(CanadianChronicDiseaseSurveillanceSystem(CCDSS))CHAPTER

04HealthriskfactorsPercentageofCanadianadolescentswhowereoverweightorobesein2022,byprovinceShareofCanadianadolescentswhowereoverweightorobesein2022,byprovince40%35%30%25%20%15%10%5%37.5%37.5%32.1%31.5%30.7%30.5%30.2%30.1%28.6%27.8%26.8%0%31Description:In2022,around30percentofadolescentsinCanadawereoverweightorobese.TheprovincesofNewBrunswickandNewfoundlandandLabradorreportedthehighestshareofadolescentsthatwereoverweightorobeseatthattime,withnearly38percent.ThisstatisticshowsthepercentageofCanadianadolescentswhowereoverweightorobesein2022,byprovince.ReadmoreNote(s):Canada;12-17yearsSource(s):GovernmentofCanada;StatCanPercentageofCanadianadultswhowereoverweightin2022,byprovinceShareofCanadianadultswhowereoverweightin2022,byprovince40%35.5%35.3%35.1%34.7%34.7%34.5%34.3%34.1%33.8%35%30%25%20%15%10%5%32.7%30.9%0%32Description:In2022,around35.5percentofadultsinNewfoundlandandLabradorwereoverweight,thehighestshareofanyCanadianprovince.ThisstatisticshowsthepercentageofCanadianadultswhowereoverweightin2022,byprovince.

ReadmoreNote(s):Canada;18yearsandolderSource(s):StatCanPercentageofCanadianadultswhowereobesein2022,byprovinceShareofCanadianadultswhowereobesein2022,byprovince50%43.2%45%40%35%30%25%20%15%10%5%41.9%38.4%36.4%35.9%33.7%31.1%30%29.7%28.6%25.5%0%33Description:In2022,NewBrunswickwastheprovincewiththehighestprevalenceofobesityamongadultsinCanada.Atthattime,around43percentofadultsinNewBrunswickwereconsideredobese.However,Ontariowastheprovincewiththehighesttotalnumberofobeseadultswithalmost3.4millionadultssufferingfromobesityin2022.ReadmoreNote(s):Canada;18yearsandolderSource(s):GovernmentofCanada;StatCanPercentageofadultsinCanadawhohadbeendiagnosedwithhighbloodpressurebyahealthprofessionalasof2022,byprovinceShareofCanadianadultswithhighbloodpressureasof2022,byprovincePercentageofadults0%5%10%15%20%25%30%35%NewfoundlandandLabradorNewBrunswickNovaScotia28.6%24.7%23.5%PrinceEdwardIslandSaskatchewanManitoba23.2%23%20.8%20.4%20.2%19.4%19.3%18.6%OntarioCanadaQuebecBritishColumbiaAlberta34Description:In2022,around20percentofadultsinCanadareportedtheyhadbeendiagnosedwithhighbloodpressure.AdultsinNewfoundlandandLabradorweremostlikelytoreporthavinghighbloodpressure.ThisstatisticdisplaysthepercentageofadultsinCanadawhoreportedbeingdiagnosedwithhighbloodpressurebyahealthprofessionalasof2022,byprovince.ReadmoreNote(s):Canada;2022;18yearsandolderSource(s):StatCan(CanadianCommunityHealthSurvey)PercentageofadultsinCanadawhoreportedheavydrinkingatleastonceamonthinthepastyearasof2022,byprovinceShareofCanadianadultswithheavydrinkinginthepastyearasof2022,byprovincePercentageofadults0%5%10%15%20%25%30%NewfoundlandandLabradorPrinceEdwardIslandNovaScotia26.6%25.4%22.9%22.9%22.7%22.4%22.3%ManitobaQuebecNewBrunswickAlbertaSaskatchewanCanada21.2%21%20.1%19.4%BritishColumbiaOntario35Description:In2022,around21percentofadultsinCanadareportedheavydrinkingatleastoncepermonthinthepastyear.AdultsinNewfoundlandandLabradorweremostlikelytoreportheavydrinking.ThisstatisticdisplaysthepercentageofadultsinCanadawhoreportedheavydrinkingatleastonceamonthinthepastyearasof2022,byprovince.ReadmoreNote(s):Canada;2022;18yearsandolderSource(s):StatCan(CanadianCommunityHealthSurvey)PercentageofCanadianswhowerecurrentsmokersin2022,byprovinceShareofCanadianswhowerecurrentsmokersin2022,byprovincePercentageofpopulation0%2%4%6%8%10%12%14%16%15.8%18%NewBrunswickManitoba14.1%13.4%13.1%12.3%12%12%SaskatchewanPrinceEdwardIslandQuebecNovaScotiaAlbertaCanada10.9%10.2%9.9%NewfoundlandandLabradorOntarioBritishColumbia8.7%36Description:In2022,theprovinceswiththehighestshareofthepopulationthatwerecurrentsmokerswereNewBrunswick,Manitoba,andSaskatchewan.InNewBrunswick,anestimated15.8percentofthepopulationsmokedatthattime,whilethenationalaverageforCanadawasaround11percent.Smokingincreasestheriskofanumberofhealthproblemsincludingheartdisease,chronicobstructivepulmonarydisease(COPD),andmanyty