Are you concerned about the declining birth rates in Canada? You’re not alone.
According to recent statistics released by Statistics Canada, the country’s birth rate has dropped to 1.26 children per woman, with some provinces reporting even lower rates. This trend is a cause for concern, as fewer women of childbearing age are choosing to have children due to challenging economic conditions.
But wait, there’s more to this story. Despite the decrease in birth rates, Canada’s population has reached an all-time high of over 41 million people. How is this possible? Well, it turns out that almost all of the population growth is due to migrants arriving in the country.
This phenomenon has led to a shift in society, where the current citizens who are struggling economically are not able to expand their families, while newcomers are comfortably doing so. This dynamic has significant implications for the future demographics of Canada and other developed nations facing similar challenges.
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