Mortality Due to Cancer 2022: Understanding the Drivers of Variability in Interprovincial Cancer Mortality

The Conference Board of Canada
Written By Genevieve Tallmeister

Disparities in cancer outcomes are evident among the Canadian provinces. Cancer mortality rates are lower in the Western provinces and Ontario and higher in Quebec and the Atlantic provinces. Mortality-to-incidence ratios (MIRs) are lower in Ontario, Quebec, and the Atlantic provinces than in Alberta, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan, indicating better cancer mortality outcomes.

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Genevieve Tallmeister
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