Health Statistics

This report summarizes opioid-related emergency department visits and hospitalizations among Halton residents from 2006-2015, with a focus on 2013-2015. The report also includes information on opioid-related deaths occurring in Halton from 2011-2015.

Percent of residents aged 15-49 (UMNCL) who reported using a condom the last time they had sexual intercourse. Comparisons to Ontario, by sex, age, municipality, income, and education. (CCHS)

Sexual health behaviours of residents aged 15-49 living in Halton Region and Ontario. Looks at prevalence of sexual intercourse (with breakdown by sex and age), sexually transmitted infections, age of first sexual intercourse, number of sexual partners, and methods of birth control. (CCHS)

Life expectancy, mortality rate, potential years of life lost, potentially avoidable mortality, as well as causes of death are all explored in this report for Halton residents between 2011 and 2015, with comparisons by age, sex, and income. (MOHLTC)

The percent of Halton and Ontario adults aged 12 and over who have consulted with a mental health professional within the last year. Time trends and comparisons by sex, age, municipality, income and education. (CCHS)

Percent of Halton and Ontario residents aged 12 and over diagnosed with a mood or anxiety disorder. Time trends and comparisons by sex, age, municipality, income and education. (CCHS)

Percent of Halton and Ontario residents aged 15 and over (life stress) and 20 to 64 (work stress) who reported being ‘quite a bit’ or 'extremely' stressed in general and/or at work. Time trends and comparisons by sex, age, municipality, income and education. (CCHS)

Self-reported satisfaction with life in general (ex. Very satisfied/satisfied) of residents aged 12 and over, Halton Region and Ontario. Time trends and comparisons by sex, age, municipality, income and education. (CCHS)

Self-reported leisure time physical activity for people aged 12 and older. Time trends and comparisons by sex, age, municipality, income and education. (CCHS)

Attitudes of Halton adults aged 18 and over towards access to tobacco for youth, and knowledge of the legal age for buying tobacco products. Time trends and comparisons by sex, age, municipality, income and education. (RRFSS)