^* Case counts and rates reflected in this report may vary slightly from individual provincial/territorial annual reports as a result of variation in reporting requirements.

^† Cases and rates for 2012 are provisional until publication of the Tuberculosis in Canada – 2012 annual report. These numbers will likely change.

Note: Rate calculations are based on estimated population figures derived from census data produced by Statistics Canada Demography Division.

^* Case counts and rates reflected in this report may vary slightly from individual provincial/territorial annual reports as a result of variation in reporting requirements.

^† Cases and rates for 2012 are provisional until publication of the Tuberculosis in Canada – 2012 annual report. These numbers will likely change.

Note: Rate calculations are based on estimated population figures derived from census data produced by Statistics Canada Demography Division.

^* Case counts and rates reflected in this report may vary slightly from individual provincial/territorial annual reports as a result of variation in reporting requirements.

^† Cases and rates for 2012 are provisional until publication of the Tuberculosis in Canada – 2012 annual report. These numbers will likely change.

Note: Rate calculations are based on estimated population figures derived from census data produced by Statistics Canada Demography Division.

^* North = Northwest Territories + Nunavut + Yukon.

^† Cases and rates for 2012 are provisional until publication of the Tuberculosis in Canada – 2012 annual report. These numbers will likely change.

NOTE:
Provincial/territorial data are suppressed and reported in aggregate form if the P/T population denominator for the cell is less than 40. For the Atlantic Provinces (New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island), the population figures for First Nations with status on and off reserve are available in aggregate only. The indicated rates for these groups are for the entire Atlantic region.
First Nations = First Nations with status + First Nations, non-status;
Total Aboriginal = First Nations + Inuit + Métis
First Nations with status = First Nations with status, on reserve + First Nations with status off reserve + First Nations with status - unknown;
Total Canadian Born = Total Aboriginal + Total non-Aboriginal;
Rate calculations are based on estimated population figures derived from census data produced by Statistics Canada Demography Division.

^* Case counts and rates reflected in this report may vary slightly from individual provincial/territorial annual reports as a result of variation in reporting requirements.

^† Primary includes primary respiratory tuberculosis and tuberculous pleurisy in primary progressive tuberculosis, (ICD-9 codes 010.0-010.9; ICD-10 A15.7 and A16.7).

^‡ Pulmonary includes tuberculosis of the lungs and conducting airways, which includes tuberculous fibrosis of the lung, tuberculous bronchiectasis, tuberculous pneumonia, tuberculous pneumothorax, isolated tracheal or bronchial tuberculosis and tuberculous laryngitis; (ICD-9 codes 011-011.9, 012.2, 012.3; ICD-10 codes A15.0-A15.3, A15.5, A15.9, A16.0-A16.2, A16.4, A16.9). Included in the pulmonary counts are cases, regardless of ICD site designation (except for primary diagnosis) for which smear results and culture results were positive for sputum, bronchial wash and gastrointestinal wash regardless of ICD site designation (except for primary diagnosis).

^§ Other respiratory includes tuberculous pleurisy (non-primary) and tuberculosis of: intrathoracic lymph nodes, mediastinum, nasopharynx, nose (septum), and sinus (any nasal) (ICD-9 codes: 012.0, 012.1 and 012.8; ICD-10 codes: A15.4, A15.6, A15.8, A16.3, A16.5, A16.8).

^** Other includes tuberculosis of intestines, peritoneum and mesenteric glands, bones and joints, genitourinary system, skin, eye, ear, thyroid, adrenal and spleen.

^†† Cases and rates for 2012 are provisional until publication of the Tuberculosis in Canada – 2012 annual report. These numbers will likely change.

Note: Rate calculations are based on estimated population figures derived from census data produced by Statistics Canada Demography Division.

^* Case counts and rates reflected in this report may vary slightly from individual provincial/territorial annual reports as a result of variation in reporting requirements.

^†Primary includes primary respiratory tuberculosis and tuberculous pleurisy in primary progressive tuberculosis, (ICD-9 codes 010.0-010.9; ICD-10 A15.7 and A16.7).

^‡ Pulmonary includes tuberculosis of the lungs and conducting airways, which includes tuberculous fibrosis of the lung, tuberculous bronchiectasis, tuberculous pneumonia, tuberculous pneumothorax, isolated tracheal or bronchial tuberculosis and tuberculous laryngitis; (ICD-9 codes 011-011.9, 012.2, 012.3; ICD-10 codes A15.0-A15.3, A15.5, A15.9, A16.0-A16.2, A16.4, A16.9). Included in the pulmonary counts are cases, regardless of ICD site designation (except for primary diagnosis) for which smear results and culture results were positive for sputum, bronchial wash and gastrointestinal wash regardless of ICD site designation (except for primary diagnosis).

^§ Other respiratory includes tuberculous pleurisy (non-primary) and tuberculosis of: intrathoracic lymph nodes, mediastinum, nasopharynx, nose (septum), and sinus (any nasal) (ICD-9 codes: 012.0, 012.1 and 012.8; ICD-10 codes: A15.4, A15.6, A15.8, A16.3, A16.5 A16.8).

^** Other includes tuberculosis of intestines, peritoneum and mesenteric glands, bones and joints, genitourinary system, skin, eye, ear, thyroid, adrenal and spleen.

^†† Cases and rates for 2012 are provisional until publication of the Tuberculosis in Canada – 2012 annual report. These numbers will likely change.

Note: Rate calculations are based on estimated population figures derived from census data produced by Statistics Canada Demography Division.

^* Outcome data reflect the outcomes reported as of June 2013. These data are provisional until publication of the Tuberculosis in Canada – 2012 annual report. These numbers will likely change.