Young males in general are high risk and young aboriginal males in some parts of Canada are at very high risk. In Canada there are approximately four male suicide for every female suicide. In Canada and most other countries females attempt suicide at a much higher rate than males. Males generally use more lethal means in their attempts and are more likely to die from their attempt. A. Men are most likely to use firearms, hanging or asphyxiation.
Women are more likely to use drug overdoses and asphyxiation.
A. Changes in personality or habits, depression, hopelessness, helplessness, inability to enjoy life, substance abuse, statements about ending life. Q. How do suicide deaths compare with Motor Vehicle traffic deaths. In 1993, there were 3,419 motor vehicle traffic deaths and 3,803 suicide deaths reported in Canada. For current health stories, check out our Mental Health homepage. Canadian Mental Health Association Click Here to make suggestions, comments about C-Health.