Canada’s population hits 41M months after breaking 40M threshold

[alphaalbertan8]

https://globalnews.ca/news/10386750/...on-population/

[BrianDaMan]

Invictus won.

[alphaalbertan8]

Over a span of two years, Canada grew by 2,321,982 people, approximately 6% with a 3.2% increase after 2.7% in 2022. The US has only grown 6% since 2013.



Most of the growth in Canada is attributed to "temporary" residents, but there were 471,771 individuals who became permanent immigrants. By comparison, the United States, nine times larger than Canada, granted permanent resident status to 1 million immigrants. Canada had 271,867 permanent immigrants in 2015. And this was up from the ~200k or below in the 90s.



The country experienced a notable increase in migration beginning in 2016, which continued to rise until the COVID-19 pandemic, after which it surged dramatically. This idiotic surge has not brought wealth to Canada, as our GDP per capita remains at levels similar to those around 2015, the year Justin Trudeau became Prime Minister.

[JayJ350]

And 95% of them seem to be Indian.

[Destor]

Alberta clocking in the biggest net migration on record going back to 1972

[BalognaNbeans]

[RocknRollMuscle]

USA being invaded by hispanics.

Canada being invaded by indians.

North America will soon be a 3rd world chithole just like those countries. Who to blame?

WHITE LIBERAL TRUMP HATING SJW LOSERS WHO VOTED IN THESE WEF IDIOTS. Send them all to nyc and let them learn the hard way.

[TheParish]

Alberta clocking in the biggest net migration on record going back to 1972

Is Alberta the Texas of Canada? Could Nunavut be the next destination to flee?

[BrianDaMan]

At least WetCoaster's suburb is still fine

[Destor]

Is Alberta the Texas of Canada? Could Nunavut be the next destination to flee?

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We also have the oil and even higher guns per capita than Texas — the parallels are there

[eddiehaskell]

feels like it's already over for the west. too many colored people from other cultures already in and they do most of the breeding

[teodorkanev1]

Canada and the US are both 60% white with a downwards trend of whiteness. We be minority soon cuh.

Pretty sure in 30 years the definition of white will be changed to a person who is 2/3 white ancestry. Fkin lmao if your country is not Brazilmaxxing.

[frankdtank20]

Destroying their country for temporary convenience.

[blissful88]

Over a span of two years, Canada grew by 2,321,982 people, approximately 6% with a 3.2% increase after 2.7% in 2022. The US has only grown 6% since 2013.

Imagine believing that when 2,500,000 illegals walk across the US border every 9 months and that's only the ones they know about

[HateLiberals]

First they destroy our bridges next they destroy Canada

[Smithers115]

I sincerely hope women stop voting for cuckdeu at the next election

[Uhyeahokay]

How do they take to the brutal cold conditions?
I know they are a hardy people but at some point they must think fuk it I'm outta here.

[GuineaDago585]

Over a span of two years, Canada grew by 2,321,982 people, approximately 6% with a 3.2% increase after 2.7% in 2022. The US has only grown 6% since 2013.



Most of the growth in Canada is attributed to "temporary" residents, but there were 471,771 individuals who became permanent immigrants. By comparison, the United States, nine times larger than Canada, granted permanent resident status to 1 million immigrants. Canada had 271,867 permanent immigrants in 2015. And this was up from the ~200k or below in the 90s.



The country experienced a notable increase in migration beginning in 2016, which continued to rise until the COVID-19 pandemic, after which it surged dramatically. This idiotic surge has not brought wealth to Canada, as our GDP per capita remains at levels similar to those around 2015, the year Justin Trudeau became Prime Minister.

And half of our growth has been illegals flooding in over the last 3 years, so it just goes to show how fkin insane Canada’s immigration policy is

[LateShow]

We also have the oil and even higher guns per capita than Texas — the parallels are there

We don’t have any real way of tracking number of guns, whereas you all need licenses. But I can’t imagine there are fewer guns in Texas per person than in Alberta

[KidGogeta]

This country is going to absolute ****, I dont see a way out anymore.

Prices of everything is too high, businesses are struggling due to costs and taxes etc

The immigrants coming in dont give a flying fuk about Canada, and this is coming from someone who deals with them all day and speaks there language

[realmiscer]

I'm starting to hate my country now. Canada was so fkin goat in the 90s, what a huge fall.

[MajorTendonitis]

I sincerely hope women stop voting for cuckdeu at the next election

Impossible, sloots think he’s really cute. That’s how they vote

[phaginator]

I'm starting to hate my country now. Canada was so fkin goat in the 90s, what a huge fall.

Remember back then when many euros looked at Canada as an example...LMFAO Canada now taking over Sweden as biggest cuckold country.

Hope you guys vote out Cuckdeau

[outfoxxed]

Remember back then when many euros looked at Canada as an example...LMFAO Canada now taking over Sweden as biggest cuckold country.

Hope you guys vote out Cuckdeau

Remember when people respected Canada

[misctrader]

I'm starting to hate my country now. Canada was so fkin goat in the 90s, what a huge fall.

I used to have a nice vision of what Canada was (coming from Europe).

Pretty sad it's completely gone. Much like Europe is going.

[Destor]

We don’t have any real way of tracking number of guns, whereas you all need licenses. But I can’t imagine there are fewer guns in Texas per person than in Alberta

I don't find it hard to imagine, the prairies here are absolutely loaded with guns and most of the dudes I know spend much of their time hunting etc. Texas also has 3/4 the population of all of Canada.

I'm sure our proportion is skewed much more towards stuff like rifles and shotguns though rather than things like handguns

[alphaalbertan8]

I used to have a nice vision of what Canada was (coming from Europe).

Pretty sad it's completely gone. Much like Europe is going.

Canada is turning into mumbia

[alphaalbertan8]

Temporary residents jump to 2.7 million as Ottawa tries to curb migration

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/busi...ary-residents/

The Canadian population grew by nearly 1.3 million in 2023, an expansion that was largely fuelled by the arrival of temporary residents – a group the federal government is now trying to restrict as the country faces a protracted housing crisis.

Last year, the ranks of temporary residents – who include international students, asylum seekers and people here on work permits – grew by slightly more than 800,000, according to figures published Wednesday by Statistics Canada. This was the second consecutive year that temporary immigration accounted for the bulk of population growth.

As of Jan. 1, Canada was home to 2.67 million temporary residents, a near doubling in just two years. This cohort now accounts for 6.5 per cent of the total population.

The Statscan numbers underscore the challenge ahead for Ottawa as it tries to clamp down on migration. On Thursday, the federal government said it would reduce the share of temporary residents to 5 per cent of the population over the next three years, a plan that will be finalized by the fall. Earlier this year, the government announced a two-year cap on study visas.

The moves follow widespread criticism of the government’s approach to immigration. Several economists at Canadian banks have accused the federal government of losing control of the immigration system, leading to a spike in demand for things already in short supply, such as affordable housing and access to health services.

“We’re stressed in all directions,” said Bank of Montreal senior economist Robert Kavcic. “The supply side [of the economy] can’t possibly respond fast enough.”

Over all, the population grew by 3.2 per cent in 2023, the fastest pace of growth since 1957. Nearly 472,000 people became permanent residents of Canada last year. The federal government is ramping up the intake of permanent residents to 500,000 in 2025.

While the government sets annual targets for PR admissions, it has not previously done so for temporary residents, although that will change with last Thursday’s announcement.

Statscan said that without temporary migration – which is to say, counting only permanent immigration and the natural change (births minus deaths) – the population would have increased by 1.2 per cent, or nearly three times less than it did.

Canada relies almost exclusively on international migration – both temporary and permanent – to fuel its population growth, accounting for 98 per cent of the overall increase in 2023.

Stronger immigration has been a guiding principle of the federal government under the Liberal Party. It has argued that immigration is sorely needed to counter the effects of an aging society and to fill job vacancies that have frustrated the corporate sector.

Of late, the spike of newcomers has propped up Canada’s economic numbers. Real gross domestic product rose by 1.1 per cent in 2023, but after accounting for strong population growth, economic output has declined on a per-person basis.

The Statscan report also said that migration between provinces has hit levels not seen in three decades. Roughly 330,000 Canadians moved from one province or territory to another last year.

Alberta saw a net interprovincial increase of around 55,000 last year, the highest among the provinces and territories. This was also the largest interprovincial gain in records dating to 1972. Ontario, meanwhile, lost roughly 36,000 people on net to other provinces and territories last year, similar to the outflow in 2022.

[alphaalbertan8]

[friesbruh]

but muh diversity is our strength