I haven't looked much into the Canadian levels, but I assume they are similar to the US. Some stats might not be quite right, but...

Something like .15% of the US population skydive a year. Almost none of them die.

I've seen estimates that over 5% of the US population gamble at a "problem" level and about 0.5% to 1% are outright addicted. About 20% of those addicted have a suicide attempt.

Americans who skydive in the US will be about the same number of Americans who attempt suicide due to gambling issues. Skydiving is quite safe so the death rate is so minimal.

The scale between the two is just so different.