Table 2
All-cause age-standardized mortality rates, by sex, income quintile and educational attainment categories, household population aged 25 or older, Canada, 1991 to 2011


Table 2
All-cause age-standardized mortality rates, by sex, income quintile and educational attainment categories, household population aged 25 or older, Canada, 1991 to 2011
Table summary
This table displays the results of All-cause age-standardized mortality rates 1991, 1996, 2001, 2006 and 2011 (appearing as column headers).
1991 1996 2001 2006 2011
ASMR SE ASMR SE ASMR SE ASMR SE ASMR SE
Men
Income quintile
Q1 (lowest quintile) 2,030 30.9 1,874 16.7 1,682 13.8 1,526 10.6 1,397 15.0
Q2 1,615 31.5 1,501 10.6 1,330 10.7 1,203 7.7 1,089 10.1
Q3 1,463 42.9 1,348 13.3 1,172 11.6 1,055 8.8 938 10.0
Q4 1,345 53.1 1,254 15.2 1,062 11.2 943 8.6 826 9.8
Q5 (highest quintile) 1,203 45.7 1,089 15.0 955 12.1 807 9.0 725 10.0
Educational attainment
Less than secondary graduation 1,707 20.8 1,603 8.4 1,454 8.8 1,372 8.0 1,289 12.4
Secondary graduation or trades certificate 1,434 33.9 1,354 11.4 1,199 10.5 1,133 6.6 1,037 8.6
Postsecondary diploma but not a university degree 1,246 80.1 1,164 20.1 1,023 19.2 963 10.1 855 10.1
University degree or equivalent 1,155 62.8 969 16.5 876 11.9 754 9.1 685 9.7
Women
Income quintile
Q1 (lowest quintile) 1,024 15.1 952 7.5 918 7.3 922 5.7 854 8.3
Q2 845 21.8 798 7.7 757 6.4 736 5.6 665 7.1
Q3 816 30.0 767 9.3 709 8.1 665 6.3 621 7.4
Q4 774 35.0 756 10.8 678 9.6 641 7.3 571 8.1
Q5 (highest quintile) 739 36.1 704 10.9 627 8.8 574 7.5 515 8.3
Educational attainment
Less than secondary graduation 926 13.2 883 5.2 870 5.6 889 5.6 838 8.7
Secondary graduation or trades certificate 790 22.7 762 7.6 700 5.9 720 4.6 672 6.1
Postsecondary diploma but not a university degree 695 31.1 665 10.4 612 9.8 603 6.0 550 6.9
University degree or equivalent 665 64.0 587 16.4 559 12.9 532 8.7 459 9.1
ASMR = age-standardized mortality rate per 100,000 person-years
SE = standard error
Source: Canadian Census Health and Environment Cohort, 1991 to 2011, Statistics Canada.

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