Table 2. Case fatality rates and deaths per 100,000 population by age and gender, as of July 9, 2020 (N=106,321).

Case characteristics	Cases	Deaths	Case fatality rate	Deaths per 100,000 populationa
Age groupb
0–19 years	7,791	1	0.01%	0.01
20–29 years	14,813	8	0.05%	0.2
30–39 years	14,854	15	0.1%	0.3
40–49 years	16,175	45	0.3%	0.9
50–59 years	16,140	200	1.2%	3.8
60–69 years	10,427	615	5.9%	13.3
70–79 years	7,832	1,570	20.1%	54.7
80 and older	18,166	6,257	34.4%	385.1
Total	106,198	8,711	8.2%	23.0
Age group by genderb,c
Female
0–39 years	19,814	8	0.04%	0.1
40–59 years	17,827	94	0.5%	1.9
60–79 years	9,095	885	9.7%	22.9
80 and older	12,457	3,713	29.8%	381.8
Total	59,193	4,700	7.9%	24.9
Male
0–39 years	17,519	16	0.1%	0.2
40–59 years	14,412	151	1.1%	3.0
60–79 years	9,117	1,294	14.2%	35.8
80 and older	5,596	2,509	44.8%	384.6
Total	46,644	3,970	8.5%	21.3

^a Statistics Canada July 1, 2019 population estimates

^b Information was not available for 0.12% (n=123) of cases on age and 0.35% (n=371) of cases on gender

^c Provinces and territories may define gender differently and some may be referring to biological sex