According to various scenarios projected by Statistics Canada, the population of Canada could increase by about 21 million over the next 50 years, potentially 63 million by 2073. This growth is expected despite Canada’s natural population aging, […]
Canada’s population has surpassed 41 million in less than a year, primarily due to immigration. Statistics Canada reports that nearly a quarter of this growth occurred in the first quarter of 2024, with over 240,000 individuals entering
Migration influx has helped countries like Canada, Australia, and the UK balance aging populations and falling birth rates. Migration fills labour shortages, with the US thriving due to a growing labour pool, albeit on a
According to Mark Parsons, chief economist at ATB Financial, Alberta’s robust economy is drawing people to the province, primarily due to housing affordability. Compared to Toronto and Vancouver, the province’s affordable real estate market has been a
Canada’s population grew by 3.2% in 2023, the highest since 1957, reaching 40,769,890. This growth, primarily due to temporary immigration (97.6%), would have been 1.2% if relying on natural increase and permanent immigration. Last year,
Immigration catalyzes Canada’s economic growth, though its long-term viability is subject to debate. According to Northern Trust, a notable surge in newcomers was observed in 2022, contributing to Canada’s unprecedented population growth. This influx, totalling 437,180
A Statistics Canada report reveals that millennials exceed baby boomers in Canada, reaching a demographic peak of 23%. The millennial population rose by 457,354 between July 2022 and 2023, predominantly due to incoming immigrants. The average age
The Government of Prince Edward Island released a population framework and updated immigration programs to match provincial needs. The province has seen consistent population growth, and the new framework and program adjustments aim to sustain this growth.
British Columbia’s population has surged due to international growth, particularly from international students and workers, straining housing supply. Over 80% of newcomers settle in Metro Vancouver, Victoria, the Fraser Valley, and the Central Okanagan. Despite a near-record
In 2022, Canada experienced its lowest total fertility rate of 1.33 children per woman, a downward trend that started in 2009 and accelerated with the onset of COVID-19 in 2020. Despite a slight increase in 2021, the