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  • Canadians of different ages in a city representing an aging population, slower immigration and changes to the workforce.

    Canada Is Aging While Immigration Slows: Why the Bank of Canada Says Economic Growth Will Change

    Canada’s population growth is slowing as immigration declines and the population ages. The Bank of Canada says the shift could ease some housing demand but also shrink labour-force growth, change consumer spending and slow the economy’s capacity to expand.

    Maple Curiosity
    October 8, 2026

  • Growing Canadian city as new Statistics Canada data shows slower national population growth and continued strong growth in Alberta.

    Canada’s Population Reaches 41.8 Million in 2026 as Growth Slows—Alberta Still Leads the Provinces

    Canada’s population reached 41.8 million on July 1, 2026, but annual growth slowed to 0.5% as the number of non-permanent residents declined. Alberta remained the fastest-growing province at 1.5% and passed 5.1 million residents.

    Maple Curiosity
    September 23, 2026

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