Statistics Canada announced that the population growth for the first quarter of 2025 was at a standstill, with only 20,107 new residents added. This represents a 0.0 percent growth rate, marking one of the smallest gains since 1946, tied with 2014, and following a steady decline in growth over six consecutive quarters. While immigration was the only factor contributing to the slight growth, there were more deaths than births recorded. The report also highlighted a drop in non-permanent residents, complicating Canada's demographic landscape.
Statistics Canada reports that the Canadian population growth in Q1 2025 was negligible, with only a 20,107 increase—marking the smallest gain since Q3 2020.
The increase of 0.0 percent in population growth is tied for the second-slowest since records began in 1946, reflecting significant immigration policy changes.
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