Canada’s Population Growth Continues to Slow, Hits Estimated 41.8 Million

Canada's population growth has slowed to a historic low, reaching an estimated 41.8 million, up just 0.5% from last year—the smallest increase since World War II. This deceleration comes after a period where Covid-19 border restrictions also slowed population growth. This trend is significant as it reflects broader economic and demographic shifts, potentially impacting everything from housing markets to public service demands. For more details, check out the full report on the Wall Street Journal’s website.