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Canada's population grew by just 47,098 in Q2 2025, the slowest non-pandemic rise since 1946, driven by declining birth rates and tighter migration rules.
Canada's population grew by just 47,098 people in the second quarter of 2025, marking the slowest non-pandemic increase since records began in 1946, with growth driven mainly by international migration.
The country's population reached an estimated 41.65 million, with natural increase declining due to lower birth rates and stable deaths.
Over the past year, population rose by 0.9%, but recent federal restrictions on non-permanent residents have slowed migration's contribution.
Demographic challenges, including aging populations and low fertility, persist, raising concerns about long-term economic and social impacts.
Despite sluggish growth, household consumption helped stabilize the economy, which contracted at a 1.6% annualized rate in the quarter.
La población de Canadá creció en solo 47,098 en el segundo trimestre de 2025, el aumento no pandémico más lento desde 1946, impulsado por la disminución de las tasas de natalidad y las reglas más estrictas de migración.