Health - Live Birth Rates by Municipality Region of Peel and Ontario 1986-2011

Live Births

Total Number of Live Births by Mother's Municipality of Residence, Peel, 2001-2011
Year	Mississauga	Brampton	Caledon	Total
2000	7,646	4,537	576	12,759
2001	8,011	4,977	666	13,654
2002	7,813	5,036	639	13,488
2003	8,145	5,639	654	14,438
2004	8,298	6,198	694	15,190
2005	8,429	6,593	716	15,738
2006	8,382	6,934	666	15,982
2007	8,390	7,336	621	16,347
2008	8,305	7,653	576	16,534
2009	8,009	7,416	558	15,983
2010	7,712	7,389	555	15,656
2011	7,893	7,425	498	15,816

Numbers of Live Births and Crude Birth Rates by Region and Province, 1986-2011
Year	Peel			Ontario
	Number	Total Pop'n	Crude Rate	Number	Total Pop'n	Crude Rate
1986	10,060	618,083	16.3	133,558	9,477,181	14.1
1987	10,258	646,782	15.9	134,266	9,684,852	13.9
1988	10,878	676,757	16.1	137,754	9,884,365	13.9
1989	11,554	714,441	16.2	145,021	10,151,002	14.3
1990	12,490	739,857	16.9	150,555	10,341,433	14.6
1991	12,431	758,476	16.4	151,159	10,427,621	14.5
1992	12,851	784,190	16.4	150,317	10,570,475	14.2
1993	13,340	807,278	16.5	147,544	10,690,447	13.8
1994	13,512	832,486	16.2	146,839	10,827,501	13.6
1995	13,566	857,271	15.8	146,036	10,964,925	13.3
1996	13,580	878,869	15.5	139,781	11,082,903	12.6
1997	12,959	909,582	14.2	132,799	11,227,651	11.8
1998	13,145	938,965	14	132,305	11,365,901	11.6
1999	13,195	963,544	13.7	130,734	11,504,759	11.4
2000	12,759	993,740	12.8	126,985	11,683,290	10.9
2001	13,654	1,032,114	13.2	131,360	11,896,663	11
2002	13,488	1,073,485	12.6	128,202	12,091,029	10.6
2003	14,438	1,108,886	13	130,603	12,242,273	10.7
2004	15,190	1,144,771	13.3	132,221	12,390,599	10.7
2005	15,738	1,179,663	13.3	133,485	12,528,480	10.7
2006	15,982	1,213,451	13.2	135,291	12,665,346	10.7
2007	16,347	1,249,812	13.1	138,118	12,794,689	10.8
2008	16,554	1,282,746	12.9	140,501	12,936,296	10.9
2009	15,993	1,313,747	12.2	140,074	13,069,182	10.7
2010	15,667	1,337,335	11.7	139,177	13,223,789	10.5
2011	15,827	1,364,357	11.6	139,867	13,366,294	10.5

Live birth – the complete expulsion or extraction from its mother of a product of conception, irrespective of the duration of the pregnancy, which, after such separation, breathes or shows any other evidence of life such as heartbeat, umbilical cord pulsation, or definite movement of voluntary muscles, whether the umbilical cord has been cut or the placenta is attached. A live birth is not necessarily a viable birth.

Birth rate – a summary rate based on the number of live births in a population over a given period of time (in this case one year).

Crude (live) birth rate is calculated based on the number of live births divided by the total population (expressed per 1,000 population).

Note – Changes to the live birth data source has led to increases in the numbers of births with missing, unknown or census subdivision (CSDs) other than Peel being included in Peel data. For more information on data limitations see Health Status Data website.

Sources

Ontario Live Birth Database 1986–2011, IntelliHEALTH Ontario, Ministry of Health and Long–Term Care. Population Estimates 1986–2011, IntelliHEALTH Ontario, Ministry of Health and Long–Term Care.

Other Resources

Health Status Data
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Revised: Wednesday April 06 2016