Table 1: Trends in age- and sex-standardized mortality and admission to hospital rates for unintentional nonfire-related carbon monoxide poisoning, by province and in Canada
Location†MortalityAdmission to hospital
Rate*Total study period, 1981–2009Rate*Total study period, 1995–2010
19812009No. of eventsAverage annual rate*AAPC (95% CI)19952010No. of eventsAverage annual rate*AAPC (95% CI)
Canada3.581.2418082.18–3.46
(–4.59 to –2.31)
7.072.5719843.85–5.83
(–7.79 to –3.83)
Alberta6.771.482543.37–10.23
(–18.01 to –1.73)
14.534.233286.68–8.86
(–11.42 to –6.27)
British Columbia2.070.001951.99–6.04
(–11.93 to –0.20)
7.254.723655.390.16
(–5.37 to 6.14)
Manitoba8.140.001123.48–15.14
(–26.57 to –1.92)
9.190.63703.82–11.13
(–30.91 to 14.26)
New Brunswick3.906.32723.27–12.19
(–26.21 to 4.52)
9.072.21766.00–23.76
(–39.19 to –4.44)
Newfoundland and Labrador4.630.00342.11–9.97
(–25.58 to 8.94)
16.146.49556.331.08
(–7.21 to 10.12)
Nova Scotia0.0010.41562.12–10.32
(–25.11 to 7.3)
5.181.63251.55–27.58
(–18.00 to 98.52)
Ontario3.120.375191.71–5.44
(–7.31 to –3.54)
4.471.825002.51–5.72
(–8.42 to –3.04)
Quebec2.872.304071.93–5.51
(–11.30 to 0.71)
6.961.323923.22–8.68
(–13.28 to –3.91)
Saskatchewan7.540.001284.47–29.48
(–37.38 to –20.61)
5.767.981458.89–3.90
(–9.36 to 1.91)

Note: AAPC = average annual percent change, CI = confidence interval. Results that are statistically significantly different from zero are shown in boldface.
*Rates are reported per million population.
†The province of Prince Edward Island, the Northwest Territories, Nunavut and Yukon were excluded from the stratified analyses because of the small number of cases.