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In 1961, the average Canadian could expect to live to age 71, 10 years less than the current estimated life expectancy. Canadaâs peer countries have also experienced a steady increase in life expectancy, with Japan seeing the greatest improvement. In 1961, Japanâs life expectancy was 68 years; now itâs 83 years.
Life expectancy of Australia goes up to 82.25 years. In 2014 the life expectancy in Australia increased to 82.25 years. That year, the life expectancy for women was 84.3 years and for men 80.3 years. Australiaâs position worsened with respect to the 191 countries we publish said data, dropping from the 11th in 2013 to 13th in 2014.