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Injuries within the past 12 months causing limitation of normal activities, by sex, household population aged 12 and over, Canada, provinces, territories, health regions and peer groups, 2005


 Geographic code and name                      Injuries within the past 12 months
  Total Injuries No injuries Not stated
   number % number % number %
Canada 27,131,964 3,647,567 13.4 22,855,048 84.2 629,349 2.3
Males 13,371,912 2,118,434 15.8 10,939,051 81.8 314,427 2.4
Females 13,760,052 1,529,133 11.1 11,915,997 86.6 314,922 2.3
10  Newfoundland and Labrador 448,813 52,194 11.6 395,761 88.2 F F
Males 219,553 27,837 12.7 191,266 87.1 F F
Females 229,259 24,357 10.6 204,495 89.2 F F
1011-C Eastern RIHA, N.L. 260,578 31,243 12.0 228,838 87.8 F F
Males 126,614 14,908 11.8 111,545 88.1 F F
Females 133,965 16,335 12.2 117,293 87.6 F F
1012-I Central RIHA, N.L. 85,324 9,168 10.7 76,001 89.1 F F
Males 42,217 6,281 14.9 35,780 84.8 F F
Females 43,107 2,886 E 6.7 E 40,221 93.3 F F
1013-I Western RIHA, N.L. 70,449 8,320 11.8 61,923 87.9 F F
Males 34,376 4,687 13.6 29,555 86.0 F F
Females 36,073 3,633 E 10.1 E 32,368 89.7 F F
1014-H Labrador-Grenfell RIHA, N.L. 32,462 3,463 10.7 28,999 89.3 F F
Males 16,347 1,961 12.0 14,386 88.0 F F
Females 16,115 1,502 E 9.3 E 14,613 90.7 F F
11  Prince Edward Island 117,478 15,050 12.8 102,098 86.9 F F
Males 56,851 8,975 15.8 47,641 83.8 F F
Females 60,627 6,075 10.0 54,457 89.8 F F
1101-I West Prince, P.E.I. 12,278 1,053 E 8.6 E 11,111 90.5 F F
Males 6,000 674 E 11.2 E 5,256 87.6 F F
Females 6,278 F F 5,855 93.3 F F
1102-C East Prince, P.E.I. 28,433 3,920 13.8 24,492 86.1 F F
Males 13,876 2,220 E 16.0 E 11,656 84.0 F F
Females 14,558 1,700 E 11.7 E 12,836 88.2 F F
1103-A Queens, P.E.I. 58,527 8,155 13.9 50,207 85.8 F F
Males 27,815 5,090 18.3 22,560 81.1 F F
Females 30,712 3,065 E 10.0 E 27,647 90.0 F F
1104-D Kings, P.E.I. 18,239 1,922 E 10.5 E 16,288 89.3 F F
Males 9,160 991 E 10.8 E 8,169 89.2 F F
Females 9,080 931 E 10.3 E 8,119 89.4 F F
12  Nova Scotia 795,983 123,760 15.5 669,336 84.1 2,887 E 0.4 E
Males 385,020 71,647 18.6 311,132 80.8 2,241 E 0.6 E
Females 410,963 52,113 12.7 358,204 87.2 F F
1201-C Zone 1, N.S. 108,005 15,941 14.8 91,859 85.1 F F
Males 53,261 9,558 17.9 43,498 81.7 F F
Females 54,744 6,383 11.7 48,361 88.3 F F
1202-C Zone 2, N.S. 69,367 11,988 17.3 56,649 81.7 F F
Males 33,265 8,188 24.6 24,641 74.1 F F
Females 36,102 3,800 E 10.5 E 32,009 88.7 F F
1203-C Zone 3, N.S. 90,625 12,627 13.9 77,480 85.5 F F
Males 44,431 7,958 E 17.9 E 36,099 81.2 F F
Females 46,194 4,670 E 10.1 E 41,381 89.6 F F
1204-C Zone 4, N.S. 80,102 10,560 13.2 69,046 86.2 F F
Males 39,431 6,515 16.5 32,420 82.2 F F
Females 40,671 4,045 E 9.9 E 36,626 90.1 F F
1205-I Zone 5, N.S. 109,084 14,757 13.5 93,821 86.0 F F
Males 52,220 8,861 17.0 42,960 82.3 F F
Females 56,864 5,897 E 10.4 E 50,861 89.4 F F
1206-A Zone 6, N.S. 338,801 57,886 17.1 280,481 82.8 F F
Males 162,412 30,568 18.8 131,514 81.0 F F
Females 176,389 27,318 15.5 148,967 84.5 F F
13  New Brunswick 638,232 73,962 11.6 561,211 87.9 3,059 E 0.5 E
Males 312,076 42,323 13.6 268,042 85.9 F F
Females 326,156 31,639 9.7 293,169 89.9 F F
1301-C Region 1, N.B. 166,298 21,359 12.8 144,181 86.7 F F
Males 81,709 13,483 16.5 68,021 83.2 F F
Females 84,589 7,876 9.3 76,160 90.0 F F
1302-C Region 2, N.B. 150,678 19,249 12.8 131,028 87.0 F F
Males 73,092 10,999 15.0 61,856 84.6 F F
Females 77,586 8,249 E 10.6 E 69,172 89.2 F F
1303-C Region 3, N.B. 141,334 19,053 13.5 121,743 86.1 F F
Males 68,522 10,715 15.6 57,499 83.9 F F
Females 72,812 8,338 11.5 64,244 88.2 F F
1304-C Region 4, N.B. 44,121 3,143 E 7.1 E 40,630 92.1 F F
Males 21,642 1,507 E 7.0 E 19,828 91.6 F F
Females 22,479 1,636 E 7.3 E 20,802 92.5 F F
1305-I Region 5, N.B. 24,898 3,167 12.7 21,479 86.3 F F
Males 12,132 1,610 E 13.3 E 10,497 86.5 F F
Females 12,767 1,557 E 12.2 E 10,982 86.0 F F
1306-I Region 6, N.B. 71,292 5,197 7.3 65,335 91.6 F F
Males 35,284 3,165 E 9.0 E 31,491 89.2 F F
Females 36,008 2,033 E 5.6 E 33,844 94.0 F F
1307-I Region 7, N.B. 39,611 2,795 E 7.1 E 36,816 92.9 F F
Males 19,695 845 E 4.3 E 18,850 95.7 F F
Females 19,915 1,949 E 9.8 E 17,966 90.2 F F
24  Quebec 6,473,413 738,311 11.4 5,557,440 85.9 177,661 2.7
Males 3,186,903 429,102 13.5 2,670,313 83.8 87,488 2.7
Females 3,286,510 309,210 9.4 2,887,127 87.8 90,174 2.7
2401-C Région du Bas-Saint-Laurent, Que. 174,615 16,515 9.5 152,263 87.2 5,837 3.3
Males 86,801 10,603 12.2 72,448 83.5 3,750 E 4.3 E
Females 87,815 5,912 6.7 79,815 90.9 2,088 2.4
2402-C Région du Saguenay - Lac-Saint-Jean, Que. 235,861 23,693 10.0 206,179 87.4 5,988 E 2.5 E
Males 118,069 14,878 12.6 99,279 84.1 F F
Females 117,792 8,815 7.5 106,901 90.8 F F
2403-A Région de la Capitale Nationale, Que. 578,540 66,609 11.5 498,843 86.2 13,088 E 2.3 E
Males 279,211 34,746 12.4 240,697 86.2 3,768 E 1.3 E
Females 299,329 31,863 10.6 258,146 86.2 9,320 E 3.1 E
2404-C Région de la Mauricie et du Centre-du-Québec, Que. 415,106 55,540 13.4 347,887 83.8 11,679 E 2.8 E
Males 205,967 36,725 17.8 163,783 79.5 5,459 E 2.7 E
Females 209,139 18,815 9.0 184,104 88.0 6,220 E 3.0 E
2405-C Région de l'Estrie, Que. 256,622 31,481 12.3 216,050 84.2 9,091 E 3.5 E
Males 127,482 18,359 14.4 104,844 82.2 4,278 E 3.4 E
Females 129,140 13,122 10.2 111,206 86.1 4,812 E 3.7 E
2406-G Région de Montréal, Que. 1,621,597 175,340 10.8 1,380,992 85.2 65,265 4.0
Males 784,675 104,400 13.3 651,450 83.0 28,825 3.7
Females 836,922 70,940 8.5 729,542 87.2 36,440 4.4
2407-A Région de l'Outaouais, Que. 291,211 43,796 15.0 244,903 84.1 F F
Males 143,196 26,599 18.6 114,690 80.1 F F
Females 148,015 17,197 11.6 130,213 88.0 F F
2408-C Région de l'Abitibi-Témiscamingue, Que. 120,353 12,412 10.3 105,778 87.9 2,163 E 1.8 E
Males 60,650 7,120 11.7 52,273 86.2 F F
Females 59,704 5,292 E 8.9 E 53,505 89.6 907 E 1.5 E
2409-H Région de la Côte-Nord, Que. 71,539 8,465 11.8 61,027 85.3 2,047 E 2.9 E
Males 36,503 5,642 15.5 29,981 82.1 880 E 2.4 E
Females 35,036 2,823 E 8.1 E 31,046 88.6 1,167 E 3.3 E
2410-H Région du Nord-du-Québec, Que. 5,798 657 11.3 4,933 85.1 208 E 3.6 E
Males 3,059 500 E 16.3 E 2,428 79.4 131 E 4.3 E
Females 2,739 157 E 5.7 E 2,505 91.5 77 E 2.8 E
2411-I Région de la Gaspésie - Îles-de-la-Madeleine, Que. 82,186 7,310 8.9 71,806 87.4 3,069 E 3.7 E
Males 40,839 4,078 10.0 34,845 85.3 1,916 E 4.7 E
Females 41,347 3,232 7.8 36,961 89.4 1,154 E 2.8 E
2412-E Région de la Chaudière-Appalaches, Que. 339,612 38,015 11.2 293,735 86.5 7,862 E 2.3 E
Males 170,792 18,933 11.1 146,523 85.8 5,336 E 3.1 E
Females 168,820 19,082 11.3 147,211 87.2 F F
2413-A Région de Laval, Que. 316,630 33,551 10.6 274,826 86.8 8,253 2.6
Males 154,389 17,020 11.0 134,402 87.1 2,966 E 1.9 E
Females 162,241 16,531 10.2 140,423 86.6 5,287 E 3.3 E
2414-E Région de Lanaudière, Que. 359,885 46,180 12.8 306,307 85.1 7,398 E 2.1 E
Males 180,517 26,559 14.7 149,682 82.9 F F
Females 179,368 19,621 10.9 156,625 87.3 F F
2415-E Région des Laurentides, Que. 432,352 46,898 10.8 371,801 86.0 13,653 E 3.2 E
Males 215,563 28,469 13.2 180,374 83.7 6,720 E 3.1 E
Females 216,789 18,429 8.5 191,427 88.3 6,933 E 3.2 E
2416-A Région de la Montérégie, Que. 1,171,506 131,849 11.3 1,020,110 87.1 19,547 E 1.7 E
Males 579,190 74,470 12.9 492,612 85.1 12,108 E 2.1 E
Females 592,316 57,379 9.7 527,497 89.1 7,440 E 1.3 E
35  Ontario by LHIN 10,570,076 1,427,040 13.5 8,874,539 84.0 268,497 2.5
Males 5,196,174 822,855 15.8 4,241,808 81.6 131,510 2.5
Females 5,373,902 604,185 11.2 4,632,731 86.2 136,986 2.5
3501  Erie St. Clair LHIN, Ont. . . 13.5 . 83.8 . 2.7
Males . . 15.6 . 81.6 . 2.9 E
Females . . 11.4 . 86.1 . 2.5 E
3502  South West LHIN, Ont. . . 13.0 . 85.4 . 1.6
Males . . 15.3 . 83.1 . 1.6 E
Females . . 10.8 . 87.6 . 1.6 E
3503  Waterloo Wellington LHIN, Ont. . . 13.4 . 84.9 . 1.8 E
Males . . 15.8 . 81.6 . 2.6 E
Females . . 10.9 . 88.2 . F
3504  Hamilton Niagara Haldimand Brant LHIN, Ont. . . 15.4 . 82.8 . 1.9
Males . . 18.5 . 79.7 . 1.9 E
Females . . 12.3 . 85.7 . 1.9 E
3505  Central West LHIN, Ont. . . 12.7 . 84.1 . 3.2 E
Males . . 15.1 . 83.1 . F
Females . . 10.3 . 85.0 . 4.7 E
3506  Mississauga Halton LHIN, Ont. . . 12.4 . 84.0 . 3.6 E
Males . . 13.3 . 82.9 . 3.8 E
Females . . 11.6 . 85.1 . 3.3 E
3507  Toronto Central LHIN, Ont. . . 12.3 . 84.2 . 3.5 E
Males . . 13.8 . 82.5 . 3.7 E
Females . . 10.7 . 86.0 . 3.3 E
3508  Central LHIN, Ont. . . 12.4 . 84.0 . 3.6
Males . . 15.5 . 81.3 . 3.2 E
Females . . 9.5 . 86.6 . 3.9 E
3509  Central East LHIN, Ont. . . 12.1 . 85.6 . 2.3 E
Males . . 14.3 . 83.1 . 2.6 E
Females . . 10.1 . 87.9 . 2.1 E
3510  South East LHIN, Ont. . . 15.0 . 83.2 . 1.7 E
Males . . 15.5 . 82.6 . 2.0 E
Females . . 14.6 . 83.9 . 1.5 E
3511  Champlain LHIN, Ont. . . 16.1 . 82.1 . 1.7 E
Males . . 19.3 . 78.8 . F
Females . . 13.1 . 85.4 . 1.5 E
3512  North Simcoe Muskoka LHIN, Ont. . . 15.9 . 81.6 . 2.5 E
Males . . 18.5 . 79.7 . 1.8 E
Females . . 13.2 . 83.5 . 3.3 E
3513  North East LHIN, Ont. . . 14.3 . 83.4 . 2.3
Males . . 17.2 . 80.6 . 2.2 E
Females . . 11.5 . 86.1 . 2.4 E
3514  North West LHIN, Ont. . . 12.4 . 86.2 . 1.4 E
Males . . 14.5 . 83.7 . 1.8 E
Females . . 10.2 . 88.7 . F
35  Ontario by HU 10,570,076 1,427,040 13.5 8,874,539 84.0 268,497 2.5
Males 5,196,174 822,855 15.8 4,241,808 81.6 131,510 2.5
Females 5,373,902 604,185 11.2 4,632,731 86.2 136,986 2.5
3526-C District of Algoma HU, Ont. 101,249 11,513 11.4 87,310 86.2 2,426 E 2.4 E
Males 49,418 6,526 13.2 41,804 84.6 F F
Females 51,831 4,987 E 9.6 E 45,506 87.8 F F
3527-A Brant County HU, Ont. 111,895 18,859 16.9 89,371 79.9 3,665 E 3.3 E
Males 55,333 10,696 19.3 43,148 78.0 F F
Females 56,562 8,163 14.4 46,222 81.7 2,177 E 3.8 E
3530-B Durham Regional HU, Ont. 480,906 76,490 15.9 394,193 82.0 10,223 E 2.1 E
Males 237,362 42,062 17.7 191,365 80.6 F F
Females 243,544 34,428 14.1 202,828 83.3 F F
3531-E Elgin-St Thomas HU, Ont. 73,350 9,122 12.4 63,178 86.1 F F
Males 36,390 6,187 17.0 29,507 81.1 F F
Females 36,960 2,935 E 7.9 E 33,671 91.1 F F
3533-E Grey Bruce HU, Ont. 138,476 17,158 12.4 119,441 86.3 1,877 E 1.4 E
Males 68,829 9,509 13.8 58,401 84.9 F F
Females 69,647 7,648 11.0 61,039 87.6 F F
3534-E Haldimand-Norfolk HU, Ont. 94,759 13,336 14.1 80,154 84.6 F F
Males 47,585 7,335 15.4 39,808 83.7 F F
Females 47,174 6,002 12.7 40,347 85.5 F F
3535-E Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge District HU, Ont. 151,143 24,673 16.3 123,725 81.9 2,746 E 1.8 E
Males 74,822 15,901 21.3 57,063 76.3 F F
Females 76,322 8,771 11.5 66,662 87.3 F F
3536-B Halton Regional HU, Ont. 373,322 44,976 12.0 319,797 85.7 8,549 E 2.3 E
Males 183,033 25,406 13.9 154,031 84.2 F F
Females 190,289 19,570 10.3 165,766 87.1 F F
3537-A City of Hamilton HU, Ont. 442,206 68,213 15.4 366,639 82.9 7,354 E 1.7 E
Males 217,511 39,441 18.1 174,049 80.0 F F
Females 224,695 28,772 12.8 192,590 85.7 F F
3538-A Hastings and Prince Edward Counties HU, Ont. 137,440 19,587 14.3 116,052 84.4 F F
Males 66,994 10,547 15.7 55,240 82.5 F F
Females 70,446 9,040 12.8 60,812 86.3 F F
3539-E Huron County HU, Ont. 51,972 6,328 12.2 44,856 86.3 F F
Males 26,028 3,476 E 13.4 E 22,303 85.7 F F
Females 25,944 2,852 E 11.0 E 22,553 86.9 F F
3540-A Chatham-Kent HU, Ont. 91,814 11,736 12.8 77,453 84.4 2,626 E 2.9 E
Males 45,186 6,694 E 14.8 E 37,243 82.4 F F
Females 46,628 5,041 10.8 40,210 86.2 F F
3541-A Kingston, Frontenac and Lennox and Addington HU, Ont. 157,905 24,038 15.2 130,785 82.8 F F
Males 76,209 10,094 13.2 64,010 84.0 F F
Females 81,696 13,944 17.1 66,775 81.7 F F
3542-A Lambton HU, Ont. 110,191 14,784 13.4 93,929 85.2 F F
Males 54,428 9,185 16.9 45,243 83.1 F F
Females 55,764 5,599 E 10.0 E 48,686 87.3 F F
3543-E Leeds, Grenville and Lanark District HU, Ont. 144,583 21,345 14.8 120,221 83.2 3,017 E 2.1 E
Males 71,119 11,976 16.8 58,311 82.0 F F
Females 73,463 9,369 12.8 61,909 84.3 F F
3544-A Middlesex-London HU, Ont. 369,371 49,935 13.5 314,686 85.2 4,750 E 1.3 E
Males 180,427 29,676 16.4 148,992 82.6 F F
Females 188,943 20,258 10.7 165,694 87.7 F F
3546-A Niagara Regional Area HU, Ont. 372,519 57,221 15.4 306,834 82.4 8,464 E 2.3 E
Males 182,728 34,695 19.0 143,914 78.8 F F
Females 189,791 22,526 11.9 162,920 85.8 4,346 E 2.3 E
3547-C North Bay Parry Sound District HU, Ont. 104,993 16,581 15.8 86,782 82.7 F F
Males 51,656 10,930 21.2 39,729 76.9 F F
Females 53,337 5,651 10.6 47,052 88.2 F F
3549-H Northwestern HU, Ont. 49,999 6,432 12.9 43,071 86.1 F F
Males 25,153 3,793 15.1 21,087 83.8 F F
Females 24,846 2,640 E 10.6 E 21,984 88.5 F F
3551-B City of Ottawa HU, Ont. 702,063 124,154 17.7 564,903 80.5 13,006 E 1.9 E
Males 342,545 73,599 21.5 261,559 76.4 F F
Females 359,518 50,555 14.1 303,344 84.4 5,618 E 1.6 E
3552-E Oxford County HU, Ont. 88,101 9,054 10.3 76,257 86.6 2,791 E 3.2 E
Males 43,900 5,698 13.0 36,724 83.7 F F
Females 44,201 3,356 E 7.6 E 39,533 89.4 F F
3553-B Peel Regional HU, Ont. 1,010,708 123,572 12.2 855,315 84.6 31,821 3.1
Males 500,793 67,029 13.4 420,922 84.1 12,843 E 2.6 E
Females 509,915 56,543 11.1 434,393 85.2 18,979 E 3.7 E
3554-E Perth District HU, Ont. 64,752 10,254 15.8 53,102 82.0 F F
Males 32,149 5,210 E 16.2 E 25,883 80.5 F F
Females 32,603 5,045 E 15.5 E 27,219 83.5 F F
3555-A Peterborough County-City HU, Ont. 113,977 21,584 18.9 90,931 79.8 1,462 E 1.3 E
Males 55,494 13,095 23.6 41,580 74.9 F F
Females 58,483 8,489 14.5 49,350 84.4 F F
3556-H Porcupine HU, Ont. 72,049 11,805 16.4 57,593 79.9 F F
Males 35,982 6,814 18.9 27,701 77.0 F F
Females 36,067 4,990 13.8 29,893 82.9 F F
3557-E Renfrew County and District HU, Ont. 81,411 12,436 15.3 68,350 84.0 F F
Males 38,975 6,856 17.6 31,798 81.6 F F
Females 42,436 5,580 E 13.2 E 36,552 86.1 F F
3558-E Eastern Ontario HU, Ont. 169,257 17,878 10.6 148,798 87.9 2,581 E 1.5 E
Males 84,156 10,047 11.9 72,815 86.5 F F
Females 85,101 7,830 9.2 75,983 89.3 F F
3560-E Simcoe Muskoka District HU, Ont. 405,468 65,478 16.1 330,115 81.4 9,875 E 2.4 E
Males 200,742 37,983 18.9 159,478 79.4 3,280 E 1.6 E
Females 204,726 27,495 13.4 170,637 83.3 6,595 E 3.2 E
3561-C Sudbury and District HU, Ont. 164,699 23,588 14.3 137,317 83.4 3,793 E 2.3 E
Males 81,173 13,610 16.8 66,324 81.7 F F
Females 83,526 9,978 11.9 70,994 85.0 2,554 E 3.1 E
3562-C Thunder Bay District HU, Ont. 130,834 15,965 12.2 112,771 86.2 2,098 E 1.6 E
Males 64,971 9,317 14.3 54,340 83.6 F F
Females 65,863 6,648 10.1 58,431 88.7 F F
3563-C Timiskaming HU, Ont. 30,372 4,113 E 13.5 E 25,848 85.1 F F
Males 14,941 2,073 E 13.9 E 12,495 83.6 F F
Females 15,431 2,040 E 13.2 E 13,354 86.5 F F
3565-B Waterloo HU, Ont. 407,039 53,891 13.2 346,358 85.1 6,789 E 1.7 E
Males 202,886 32,720 16.1 165,041 81.3 F F
Females 204,153 21,171 10.4 181,318 88.8 F F
3566-B Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph HU, Ont. 218,473 35,450 16.2 179,461 82.1 3,563 E 1.6 E
Males 108,965 20,674 19.0 85,700 78.6 F F
Females 109,508 14,776 13.5 93,760 85.6 F F
3568-B Windsor-Essex County HU, Ont. 340,590 46,535 13.7 283,550 83.3 10,506 E 3.1 E
Males 169,900 26,059 15.3 137,403 80.9 6,438 E 3.8 E
Females 170,690 20,475 12.0 146,147 85.6 4,067 E 2.4 E
3570-B York Regional HU, Ont. 777,781 101,463 13.0 652,477 83.9 23,841 E 3.1 E
Males 385,346 63,649 16.5 311,182 80.8 10,515 E 2.7 E
Females 392,435 37,814 9.6 341,295 87.0 13,326 E 3.4 E
3595-G City of Toronto HU, Ont. 2,234,412 237,495 10.6 1,912,918 85.6 84,000 3.8
Males 1,083,045 134,294 12.4 905,617 83.6 43,135 E 4.0 E
Females 1,151,368 103,202 9.0 1,007,301 87.5 40,865 3.5
46  Manitoba 935,340 127,346 13.6 791,514 84.6 16,479 1.8
Males 460,225 72,824 15.8 377,674 82.1 9,727 E 2.1 E
Females 475,114 54,522 11.5 413,841 87.1 6,752 E 1.4 E
4610-A Winnipeg RHA, Man. 559,089 73,329 13.1 474,729 84.9 11,031 E 2.0 E
Males 271,925 45,376 16.7 220,937 81.2 5,612 E 2.1 E
Females 287,163 27,953 9.7 253,792 88.4 5,419 E 1.9 E
4615-A Brandon RHA, Man. 40,689 5,661 13.9 34,569 85.0 F F
Males 19,580 3,094 E 15.8 E 16,167 82.6 F F
Females 21,109 2,568 E 12.2 E 18,402 87.2 F F
4620-E North Eastman RHA, Man. 29,998 4,183 E 13.9 E 25,565 85.2 F F
Males 15,311 2,592 E 16.9 E 12,502 81.7 F F
Females 14,688 1,592 E 10.8 E 13,063 88.9 F F
4625-E South Eastman RHA, Man. 48,597 7,333 15.1 40,323 83.0 F F
Males 24,913 2,879 E 11.6 E 21,127 84.8 F F
Females 23,684 4,454 18.8 19,196 81.1 F F
4630-E Interlake RHA, Man. 61,773 10,896 17.6 50,405 81.6 F F
Males 31,240 5,412 E 17.3 E 25,482 81.6 F F
Females 30,534 5,484 E 18.0 E 24,923 81.6 F F
4640-D Central RHA, Man. 80,442 10,152 12.6 68,698 85.4 F F
Males 40,125 4,952 E 12.3 E 33,903 84.5 F F
Females 40,318 5,200 E 12.9 E 34,795 86.3 F F
4645-D Assiniboine RHA, Man. 55,401 7,714 13.9 47,149 85.1 F F
Males 27,423 4,175 E 15.2 E 22,891 83.5 F F
Females 27,978 3,539 E 12.6 E 24,258 86.7 F F
4660-D Parkland RHA, Man. 30,621 4,238 E 13.8 E 25,740 84.1 F F
Males 15,121 2,049 E 13.5 E 12,674 83.8 F F
Females 15,501 2,189 E 14.1 E 13,066 84.3 F F
4670-H Norman RHA, Man. 14,023 1,205 E 8.6 E 12,529 89.3 F F
Males 7,140 F F 6,211 87.0 F F
Females 6,883 F F 6,318 91.8 F F
4685-F Burntwood/Churchill, Man. 14,707 2,635 17.9 11,809 80.3 F F
Males 7,448 1,606 21.6 5,781 77.6 F F
Females 7,259 1,029 E 14.2 E 6,028 83.0 F F
47  Saskatchewan 787,765 113,247 14.4 661,002 83.9 13,516 1.7
Males 389,196 65,200 16.8 317,890 81.7 6,106 E 1.6 E
Females 398,569 48,047 12.1 343,112 86.1 7,410 E 1.9 E
4701-D Sun Country RHA, Sask. 42,834 5,779 13.5 36,219 84.6 F F
Males 21,855 3,517 16.1 17,740 81.2 F F
Females 20,979 2,263 E 10.8 E 18,479 88.1 F F
4702-D Five Hills RHA, Sask. 45,664 6,084 13.3 39,352 86.2 F F
Males 22,607 2,522 E 11.2 E 19,891 88.0 F F
Females 23,058 3,562 E 15.4 E 19,461 84.4 F F
4703-D Cypress RHA, Sask. 36,583 4,848 13.3 30,820 84.2 F F
Males 18,187 2,746 E 15.1 E 14,862 81.7 F F
Females 18,396 2,102 E 11.4 E 15,958 86.7 F F
4704-A Regina Qu'Appelle RHA, Sask. 200,200 26,430 13.2 170,453 85.1 F F
Males 98,201 14,508 14.8 82,560 84.1 F F
Females 101,999 11,921 11.7 87,893 86.2 F F
4705-D Sunrise RHA, Sask. 45,330 5,825 12.9 39,194 86.5 F F
Males 22,332 3,791 E 17.0 E 18,250 81.7 F F
Females 22,998 2,034 E 8.8 E 20,944 91.1 F F
4706-A Saskatoon RHA, Sask. 235,620 37,686 16.0 194,152 82.4 3,782 E 1.6 E
Males 114,985 22,189 19.3 91,036 79.2 F F
Females 120,635 15,497 12.8 103,115 85.5 F F
4707-D Heartland RHA, Sask. 35,171 5,710 16.2 29,168 82.9 F F
Males 17,748 3,048 17.2 14,492 81.7 F F
Females 17,423 2,662 E 15.3 E 14,676 84.2 F F
4708-D Kelsey Trail RHA, Sask. 32,431 3,849 11.9 27,026 83.3 F F
Males 16,080 2,478 E 15.4 E 12,874 80.1 F F
Females 16,351 1,370 E 8.4 E 14,152 86.6 F F
4709-C Prince Albert Parkland RHA, Sask. 55,696 7,554 13.6 46,983 84.4 F F
Males 27,311 4,678 E 17.1 E 22,109 81.0 F F
Females 28,385 2,876 E 10.1 E 24,874 87.6 F F
4710-H Prairie North RHA, Sask. 45,900 7,805 17.0 37,329 81.3 F F
Males 23,541 4,580 19.5 18,893 80.3 F F
Females 22,358 3,224 E 14.4 E 18,437 82.5 F F
4714-F Mamawetan/Keewatin/Athabasca, Sask. 12,336 1,677 13.6 10,306 83.5 352 E 2.9 E
Males 6,350 1,143 E 18.0 E 5,183 81.6 F F
Females 5,986 535 E 8.9 E 5,123 85.6 329 E 5.5 E
48  Alberta 2,686,120 389,661 14.5 2,236,288 83.3 60,171 2.2
Males 1,351,451 233,990 17.3 1,086,938 80.4 30,523 2.3
Females 1,334,669 155,670 11.7 1,149,350 86.1 29,648 2.2
4820-E Chinook RHA, Alta. 123,502 16,364 13.3 103,279 83.6 3,858 E 3.1 E
Males 62,174 9,886 15.9 49,763 80.0 F F
Females 61,328 6,479 10.6 53,516 87.3 F F
4821-E Palliser HR, Alta. 84,748 12,485 14.7 70,334 83.0 1,929 E 2.3 E
Males 42,575 8,074 19.0 33,347 78.3 F F
Females 42,174 4,411 E 10.5 E 36,987 87.7 F F
4822-B Calgary HR, Alta. 995,478 146,143 14.7 831,572 83.5 17,762 E 1.8 E
Males 500,183 84,997 17.0 406,709 81.3 8,476 E 1.7 E
Females 495,296 61,146 12.3 424,864 85.8 9,286 E 1.9 E
4823-E David Thompson RHA, Alta. 239,239 33,329 13.9 200,572 83.8 5,338 E 2.2 E
Males 120,751 21,625 17.9 97,126 80.4 2,000 E 1.7 E
Females 118,488 11,705 9.9 103,446 87.3 3,338 E 2.8 E
4824-E East Central Health, Alta. 94,226 13,830 14.7 78,678 83.5 F F
Males 47,656 8,972 18.8 38,191 80.1 F F
Females 46,570 4,858 10.4 40,486 86.9 F F
4825-B Capital Health, Alta. 854,059 120,874 14.2 709,606 83.1 23,580 E 2.8 E
Males 424,862 72,056 17.0 340,092 80.0 12,714 E 3.0 E
Females 429,197 48,817 11.4 369,513 86.1 10,866 E 2.5 E
4826-E Aspen RHA, Alta. 135,607 21,366 15.8 111,792 82.4 2,449 E 1.8 E
Males 69,723 12,421 17.8 56,622 81.2 F F
Females 65,884 8,945 13.6 55,170 83.7 F F
4827-E Peace Country Health, Alta. 104,366 19,183 18.4 83,125 79.6 F F
Males 54,074 11,668 21.6 40,946 75.7 F F
Females 50,292 7,515 14.9 42,180 83.9 F F
4828-H Northern Lights HR, Alta. 54,895 6,085 11.1 47,331 86.2 1,480 E 2.7 E
Males 29,454 4,290 E 14.6 E 24,142 82.0 F F
Females 25,441 1,795 E 7.1 E 23,188 91.1 F F
59  British Columbia 3,601,945 574,834 16.0 2,941,600 81.7 85,510 2.4
Males 1,775,102 336,460 19.0 1,394,431 78.6 44,210 2.5
Females 1,826,843 238,374 13.0 1,547,169 84.7 41,300 2.3
5911-E East Kootenay HSDA, B.C. 71,420 13,598 19.0 56,103 78.6 F F
Males 36,131 8,507 23.5 26,230 72.6 F F
Females 35,288 5,091 E 14.4 E 29,874 84.7 F F
5912-C Kootenay-Boundary HSDA, B.C. 70,609 11,328 16.0 57,997 82.1 F F
Males 35,385 6,438 E 18.2 E 28,121 79.5 F F
Females 35,224 4,890 E 13.9 E 29,876 84.8 F F
5913-A Okanagan HSDA, B.C. 277,186 55,760 20.1 217,314 78.4 4,112 E 1.5 E
Males 134,493 34,958 26.0 97,476 72.5 F F
Females 142,693 20,802 14.6 119,838 84.0 F F
5914-C Thompson/Cariboo HSDA, B.C. 185,604 35,095 18.9 143,541 77.3 6,968 E 3.8 E
Males 92,496 21,531 23.3 68,188 73.7 2,777 E 3.0 E
Females 93,108 13,564 14.6 75,353 80.9 4,192 E 4.5 E
5921-A Fraser East HSDA, B.C. 214,579 30,443 14.2 180,203 84.0 F F
Males 106,014 15,319 14.4 88,160 83.2 F F
Females 108,566 15,124 13.9 92,043 84.8 F F
5922-B Fraser North HSDA, B.C. 481,662 71,759 14.9 396,921 82.4 12,982 E 2.7 E
Males 237,793 42,419 17.8 189,806 79.8 5,568 E 2.3 E
Females 243,869 29,340 12.0 207,115 84.9 7,414 E 3.0 E
5923-B Fraser South HSDA, B.C. 537,314 85,955 16.0 438,793 81.7 12,566 E 2.3 E
Males 265,959 52,363 19.7 207,505 78.0 6,091 E 2.3 E
Females 271,355 33,592 12.4 231,288 85.2 6,475 E 2.4 E
5931-B Richmond HSDA, B.C. 151,182 16,108 10.7 130,696 86.4 4,378 E 2.9 E
Males 73,043 10,849 E 14.9 E 60,509 82.8 F F
Females 78,140 5,259 E 6.7 E 70,187 89.8 F F
5932-G Vancouver HSDA, B.C. 520,658 66,327 12.7 439,340 84.4 14,991 E 2.9 E
Males 256,886 38,316 14.9 209,499 81.6 9,071 E 3.5 E
Females 263,772 28,011 10.6 229,842 87.1 5,920 E 2.2 E
5933-B North Shore/Coast Garibaldi HSDA, B.C. 232,667 34,558 14.9 191,365 82.2 6,744 E 2.9 E
Males 113,580 20,565 18.1 89,276 78.6 F F
Females 119,086 13,992 11.7 102,088 85.7 F F
5941-A South Vancouver Island HSDA, B.C. 300,264 57,874 19.3 235,071 78.3 7,318 E 2.4 E
Males 142,453 31,237 21.9 107,397 75.4 3,819 E 2.7 E
Females 157,811 26,637 16.9 127,674 80.9 3,499 E 2.2 E
5942-A Central Vancouver Island HSDA, B.C. 215,871 36,907 17.1 175,407 81.3 3,557 E 1.6 E
Males 105,823 22,890 21.6 80,736 76.3 F F
Females 110,048 14,017 12.7 94,670 86.0 F F
5943-C North Vancouver Island HSDA, B.C. 99,262 16,247 16.4 81,978 82.6 F F
Males 49,398 7,749 E 15.7 E 40,735 82.5 F F
Females 49,864 8,498 E 17.0 E 41,243 82.7 F F
5951-H Northwest HSDA, B.C. 61,178 13,786 22.5 46,259 75.6 F F
Males 31,784 7,146 22.5 24,158 76.0 F F
Females 29,393 6,639 22.6 22,101 75.2 F F
5952-H Northern Interior HSDA, B.C. 127,008 21,869 17.2 102,919 81.0 2,219 E 1.7 E
Males 65,150 11,365 17.4 52,937 81.3 F F
Females 61,858 10,504 E 17.0 E 49,982 80.8 F F
5953-H Northeast HSDA, B.C. 55,483 7,219 13.0 47,695 86.0 F F
Males 28,713 4,806 E 16.7 E 23,699 82.5 F F
Females 26,770 2,413 E 9.0 E 23,996 89.6 F F
60  Yukon Territory 27,188 4,236 15.6 22,823 83.9 F F
Males 13,664 2,359 17.3 11,210 82.0 F F
Females 13,524 1,877 13.9 11,613 85.9 F F
6001-H Yukon Territory 27,188 4,236 15.6 22,823 83.9 F F
Males 13,664 2,359 17.3 11,210 82.0 F F
Females 13,524 1,877 13.9 11,613 85.9 F F
61  Northwest Territories 34,664 6,189 17.9 28,289 81.6 F F
Males 18,070 3,636 20.1 14,339 79.4 F F
Females 16,594 2,553 15.4 13,950 84.1 F F
6101-H Northwest Territories 34,664 6,189 17.9 28,289 81.6 F F
Males 18,070 3,636 20.1 14,339 79.4 F F
Females 16,594 2,553 15.4 13,950 84.1 F F
62  Nunavut 14,948 1,736 11.6 13,147 88.0 F F
Males 7,627 1,224 16.1 6,368 83.5 F F
Females 7,321 512 E 7.0 E 6,779 92.6 F F
6201-F Nunavut 14,948 1,736 11.6 13,147 88.0 F F
Males 7,627 1,224 16.1 6,368 83.5 F F
Females 7,321 512 E 7.0 E 6,779 92.6 F F
A Peer group A 6,706,030 951,893 14.2 5,637,944 84.1 116,193 1.7
Males 3,273,997 542,188 16.6 2,674,363 81.7 57,445 1.8
Females 3,432,033 409,704 11.9 2,963,581 86.4 58,748 1.7
B Peer group B 7,563,243 1,081,926 14.3 6,295,006 83.2 186,310 2.5
Males 3,746,249 634,448 16.9 3,021,098 80.6 90,703 2.4
Females 3,816,993 447,478 11.7 3,273,908 85.8 95,607 2.5
C Peer group C 3,285,417 430,711 13.1 2,794,631 85.1 60,076 1.8
Males 1,621,561 256,587 15.8 1,333,535 82.2 31,439 1.9
Females 1,663,857 174,123 10.5 1,461,096 87.8 28,637 1.7
D Peer group D 422,717 56,122 13.3 359,653 85.1 6,942 1.6
Males 210,637 30,269 14.4 175,744 83.4 4,624 E 2.2 E
Females 212,081 25,853 12.2 183,908 86.7 2,319 E 1.1 E
E Peer group E 3,588,595 490,722 13.7 3,020,214 84.2 77,658 2.2
Males 1,796,115 286,174 15.9 1,470,006 81.8 39,935 2.2
Females 1,792,480 204,548 11.4 1,550,208 86.5 37,723 2.1
F Peer group F 41,991 6,049 14.4 35,263 84.0 680 E 1.6 E
Males 21,425 3,973 18.5 17,333 80.9 F F
Females 20,566 2,076 10.1 17,930 87.2 560 E 2.7 E
G Peer group G 4,376,667 479,162 10.9 3,733,250 85.3 164,255 3.8
Males 2,124,606 277,010 13.0 1,766,566 83.1 81,030 3.8
Females 2,252,061 202,152 9.0 1,966,684 87.3 83,225 3.7
H Peer group H 652,183 99,216 15.2 540,796 82.9 12,171 1.9
Males 334,559 57,585 17.2 271,171 81.1 5,803 E 1.7 E
Females 317,623 41,631 13.1 269,625 84.9 6,368 2.0
I Peer group I 495,122 51,767 10.5 438,291 88.5 5,063 E 1.0 E
Males 242,764 30,201 12.4 209,235 86.2 3,328 E 1.4 E
Females 252,358 21,567 8.5 229,056 90.8 1,735 E 0.7 E

1. Health regions are defined by the provincial ministries of health. These are legislated administrative areas in all provinces. The health regions presented in this table are based on boundaries and names in effect as of June 2005. For complete Canadian coverage, each of the northern territories also represents a health region.
2. A "peer group" is a grouping of health regions that have similar social and economic characteristics. The nine peer groups are identified by the letters A through I, which are appended to the health region 4-digit code.
3. In Nova Scotia, zones are aggregations of the nine district health authorities.
4. No data available for "Région du Nunavik" and "Région des Terres-Cries-de-la-Baie-James".
5. In Ontario, Public Health Units (PHU) administer health promotion and disease prevention programs. Local Health Integration Networks (LHIN) are responsible for planning, funding and administering health care programs and services across the province. Data are provided for both levels of geography. Because health units were the principal areas of interest at the time the Canadian Community Health Survey (CCHS) Cycle 3.1 sample was designed, the ability of the survey to provide data by LHIN is limited. As a result, only rates estimates (percents) are available for LHINs in Cycle 3.1.
6. In Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta, health regions are referred to as Health Authorities (HA) or Regional Health Authorities (RHA).
7. To avoid data suppression, northern regions in Manitoba have been grouped with neighbouring regions, as follows: Churchill Regional Health Authority (4690) is combined with Burntwood Regional Health Authority (4680) and referred to as Burntwood/Churchill (4685).
8. To avoid data suppression, northern regions in Saskatchewan have been grouped with neighbouring regions, as follows: Athabasca Health Authority (4713) is combined with Mamawetan Churchill River Regional Health Authority (4711) and Keewatin Yatthé Regional Health Authority (4712) and referred to as Mamawetan/Keewatin/Athabasca (4714).
9. Population aged 12 and over who sustained injuries in the past 12 months. Repetitive strain injuries are not included.
10. Refers to injuries which are serious enough to limit normal activities. For those with more than one injury in the past 12 months, refers to "the most serious injury", as identified by the respondent.
11. Due to differences in questionnaire wording, data are not comparable to National Population Health Survey (NPHS), Household CANSIM table 104-0018 or National Population Health Survey (NPHS), North CANSIM table 104-5018.
12. When comparing estimates, it is important to use confidence intervals to determine if differences between values are statistically significant. Confidence intervals describe sampling variability and give an indication of the precision of a given estimate.
13. Bootstrapping techniques were used to produce the coefficient of variation (CV) and 95% confidence intervals (CIs).
14. Data with a coefficient of variation (CV) from 16.6% to 33.3% are identified as follows: (E) use with caution.
15. Data with a coefficient of variation (CV) greater than 33.3% were suppressed due to extreme sampling variability and are identified as follows: (F) too unreliable to be published.
Source: Statistics Canada, Canadian Community Health Survey (CCHS 3.1), 2005 (CANSIM table 105-0418).