What's the population of Canada?

Canada has a population of more than 30 million.

According to the population statistics released by Statistics Canada on June 5438+02, the total population of this vast and sparsely populated country has exceeded 30 million. According to the latest census report, as of May 2006, the total population of Canada was 15, which was 4% higher than 1996. This is the slowest period of population growth in Canadian history.

The results of this census show that the urban population in Canada is increasing, while the rural population is decreasing. At present, about 79.4% live in towns with more than 10,000 people, while the ratio of 1996 is 78.5%. The cities with the fastest population growth are Calgary in western Alberta, Oshawa and Toronto in Ontario. Canada's natural population growth rate is declining, and immigrants account for more than half of the new population. So the population structure of Canada is more international than before.