What are the top 5 cancers in Canada right now? Does this data change according to province

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What are the top 5 cancers in Canada right now? Does this data change according to province (e.g. how does Ontario compare to other provinces in terms of the top 5 cancers).
-Provide a 400 500 word response . Pls do question then answer. – Utilize a sufficient number of evidence-informed sources to support your posting (e.g., journal articles, reputable materials from health care organizations like best practice guidelines (like the ” COLLEGE OF NURSES OF ONTARIO , RNAO, CANADIAN NURSES ASSOCIATION” ), key reports). It is expected to go beyond the use of a text book or the course module content Apply your answer (e.g. what your learned from the evidence or the question) to a clinical nursing example either from your own practice or what you think a registered nurse might encounter in practice. List your references at bottom of your post in APA format Quality of Original Responses to Discussion Topics -Your original responses to discussion topics should demonstrate insight and analysis. A high quality response: Utilizes research evidence or evidence-informed literature to support ideas. You dont regurgitate what is on the online module or a text book, you need to go beyond this and use the literature; Demonstrates critical thinking and engagement with the course content and the selected evidence to present a thoughtful response to the questions; Identifies the problems or issues and addresses them directly; Applies the answer to a specific nursing clinical situation and describes why the content/issue is relevant to registered nurses, patients or epidemiology; Supports your position, hypothesis, or conclusion with cited sources; – Applies relevant course concepts; and Makes connections to relevant professional, personal, or other real-world experiences, when appropriate. QUESTION: What are the top 5 cancers in Canada right now? Does this data change according to province (e.g. how does Ontario compare to other provinces in terms of the top 5 cancers). What does this data and the fact that different provinces screen for different cancers mean for Canadians?