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Canada Did Not Experience Historic Population Decline, StatsCan Says After Review

Statistics Canada says revised figures show Canada’s population grew last year, overturning an earlier report of a historic decline nationwide.

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Canada Did Not Experience Historic Population Decline, StatsCan Says After Review

Statistics Canada says a review has overturned an earlier estimate that the country experienced its first annual population decline on record. Updated figures show Canada’s population increased by 189,425 people, or 0.5 percent, between July 2025 and July 2026. The agency said the initial decline was linked to incomplete information and temporary-resident changes. Although growth remains historically weak, the revised data indicate Canada is still expanding. The correction highlights the importance of updated demographic estimates, particularly when migration patterns change

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