The Canadian Cancer Statistics Dashboard (CCSD) provides user-friendly and interactive visualizations including up-to-date, projected estimates of cancer incidence and mortality across population groups and geographic regions. The CCSD was developed by the research team led by Dr. Darren Brenner and Dr. Tamer Jarada at the University of Calgary and the Arnie Charbonneau Cancer Institute, with funding from the Canadian Cancer Society. The CCSD leverages the efforts of the Canadian Cancer Statistics Advisory Committee and cancer data of the Provincial and Territorial Cancer Registries through the Canadian Cancer Registry and the Canadian Cancer Statistics publications.
42%
(1 in 2.4)
Canadians are expected to
be diagnosed with cancer
254,800
Projected New Cases among
Canadians in 2025
42%
(1 in 2.4)
Canadian males are expected
to be diagnosed with cancer
131,800
Projected New Cases among
Canadian males in 2025
42%
(1 in 2.4)
Canadian females are expected
to be diagnosed with cancer
122,900
Projected New Cases among
Canadian females in 2025
12.9% (32,900 Projected Cancer Cases)
lung and bronchus cancer
12.5% (31,900 Projected Cancer Cases)
breast cancer
11.9% (30,400 Projected Cancer Cases)
prostate cancer
10.4% (26,400 Projected Cancer Cases)
colorectal cancer
The Top Four Cancers are Expected to Account for 48% of Cancer Diagnoses in 2025
22%
(1 in 4.6)
Canadians are expected
to die from cancer
87,400
Projected New Deaths among
Canadians in 2025
23%
(1 in 4.3)
Canadian males are expected
to die from cancer
46,700
Projected New Deaths among
Canadian males in 2025
21%
(1 in 4.8)
Canadian females are expected
to die from cancer
40,700
Projected New Deaths among
Canadian females in 2025
22.2% (19,400 Projected Cancer Deaths)
lung and bronchus cancer
10.4% (9,100 Projected Cancer Deaths)
colorectal cancer
7.2% (6,300 Projected Cancer Deaths)
pancreas cancer
6.2% (5,400 Projected Cancer Deaths)
breast cancer
The Top Four Cancers are Expected to Account for 46% of Cancer Deaths in 2025
