India, June 15 -- Long term data tracks the evolution of survival rates in Canada from the mid twentieth century through to contemporary times.
Steady Gains in the Late Twentieth Century
Starting at 71.13 years in 1960, Canada saw consistent improvements in life expectancy over several decades. By 1980, the average reached 75.10 years, representing a significant climb in just two decades. This upward trajectory continued through the 1990s, with the figure hitting 77.43 years by 1990.
Breaking the Eighty Year Barrier
The turn of the millennium marked a major milestone for the nation as life expectancy surpassed the eighty year threshold.
* The 80 year mark was first exceeded in 2005 at 80.11 years.
* By 2010, the figure climbed further t...