Canadian Cancer Statistics
Jump model webinar - getting “the jump” on abrupt changes in cancer rates
Join us on January 27, 2020 (1:00-2:00pm ET) for a free educational webinar to learn about Jump model, what it is, its application in the 2021 Canadian Cancer Statistics and other examples. Please write to stats@cancer.ca to be added to the meeting invitation.
A 2020 special report on lung cancer
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This 2020 special report provides statistics on lung cancer incidence, mortality, survival and prevalence. Where relevant, the statistics are presented by sex, age, geography, stage, histology and time. It also includes new statistics on lung cancer prevention, screening and disparities.
Material in this publication may be reproduced with the following suggested reference: Canadian Cancer Statistics Advisory Committee. Canadian Cancer Statistics: A 2020 special report on lung cancer. Toronto, ON: Canadian Cancer Society; 2020. Available at: cancer.ca/Canadian-Cancer-Statistics-2020-EN (accessed [date]).
2020 special report on lung cancer resources
Figures 1-12 (PowerPoint)
Online data file (Excel)
Lung cancer in Canada in 2020 (infographic)
Other lung cancer resources
Lung cancer
Lung cancer stigma video
Lung cancer prevention infographic
2020 incidence and mortality estimates for other cancers
Executive summary (infographic)
Media release
2020 resources
Source data for tables and figures (Excel file)
Supplementary data (Excel file)
Cancer-specific statistics
Update on thyroid cancer projections
Province-specific statistics
Alberta
British Columbia
Manitoba
New Brunswick
Newfoundland and Labrador
Nova Scotia
Ontario
Prince Edward Island
Quebec
Saskatchewan
2019 cancer statistics
For the most up-to-date statistics on the probability of developing and dying of cancer, incidence and mortality trends over time and survival for 23 cancer types, see Canadian Cancer Statistics 2019, as well as additional resources available in past editions.
The Canadian Cancer Statistics publications and special reports provide health professionals, researchers, policy-makers and the general public with detailed information about the burden of cancer in Canada. They are developed by the Canadian Cancer Statistics Advisory Committee in collaboration with the Canadian Cancer Society, the Public Health Agency of Canada and Statistics Canada with data provided by the provincial and territorial cancer registries.
