Over the past two decades the suicide rate nearly doubled in Québec. Men aged 35 to 39 are at the greatest risk for suicide. The profile of suicides per generation suggests not only an increase in suicides among the youngest men, but also the increase in the risk of suicide from one generation to another. The suicide rates among young people continue to progress systematically and the suicidality of baby-boom generations seems to remain steady with advancement in age. If younger male generations, while aging, maintain the difference compared with other baby-boom generations, they could show very high suicide rates as they age.