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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.
San Marino caught up with Japan to share the top spot for the first time in the previous yearâs report, while Switzerland joined them for the first time. Japanese womenâs average life expectancy was 86, maintaining first place, but Japanese menâs average life expectancy fell to 79 from 80 in last yearâs report. Qatari men had the longest life expectancy, at 83, while Japanese men were overtaken by those in countries such as Sweden and Singapore in this yearâs report.