In 2024, the forecasted incidence of Tuberculosis (including HIV-positive cases) in Canada is projected to be 170 cases per hundred persons, decreasing to 160 cases in 2025. The trend continues downward to 150 cases in 2026, 130 cases in 2027, and 120 cases in 2028. This data suggests a consistent decline, indicating a public health improvement, with an average annual decrease of approximately 8.1% over the five-year period.

Future trends to watch include:

Monitoring new health policies and initiatives that could further reduce TB incidence.
Evaluating the impact of any emerging public health challenges or socio-economic factors.
Assessing innovations in healthcare technology and their role in TB diagnostics and treatment.