What's the population of Canada?

Question 1: What's the population of Canada? Hello, I'm glad to answer your question.

Canada area: land area: 9,984,670 square kilometers (second in the world, second only to Russia). The water area accounts for 8.92%.

Human population

32.623 million (ranked 36th in the world in 2008). The population density is 3.2 people /km2 (ranking 2 19 in the world). British residents account for 42%, French residents account for about 26.7%, other European descendants account for 13%, indigenous people (Indians, mites, Inuit) account for about 3%, and the rest are Asians, Latinos and Africans. Among them, the Chinese population has accounted for 3.5% of the total population of Canada, and it is the largest minority in Canada, that is, the largest ethnic group except whites and aborigines. 25% of China people were born in Canada, and most of the rest came from Chinese mainland, Hongkong and Taiwan Province province. Among the residents, 47.3% believe in Catholicism and 4 1.2% believe in Protestantism.

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Question 2: What is the population of Canada?

36.28 million

Canada (English/French: Canada), located in the northernmost part of North America and one of the Commonwealth countries, is known as the "Maple Leaf Country" and its capital is Ottawa.

Question 3: What is the population of Canada? 35.796 million

Question 4: How many people are there in Canada?

The total population of Canada is about 27 million, which is equivalent to Shanghai in suburban counties. More than 80% of the population lives within 250 kilometers of the US-Canada border. Ottawa is the capital. The biggest cities are Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver. Canadians know that Canada is a country with many different cultures. This is mainly because Canada is made up of people of many different nationalities. Canada is known as a country of immigrants, of which 44% are British, 25% are French and 4% are China. The official languages are English and French. French-speaking areas are mainly French descendants of Quebec. 60% of Canadians speak English as their main language, and 24% speak French. Besides English and French, Chinese is listed as the second most commonly used language. * * * * The current multicultural policy encourages new immigrants to maintain and carry forward their own national culture and traditions and build new homes. This makes Canada widely known as a place where everyone belongs. Canada is one of the countries that accept the most immigrants in the world. * * * Choose immigrants from all countries fairly, and the rights of immigrants are clearly guaranteed in the Constitution. All ethnic groups live in peace in multi-cultures, and it is a country without racial discrimination. Canada recognizes dual citizenship, and citizens can hold both their original country of residence and Canadian passports. The average annual income of a Canadian family is $53,459 (1993), and the average life expectancy of Canadians is 77.4 years.

Canadian citizens can freely enter and leave more than 90 countries (including almost all developed countries such as the United States, Europe and Asia) without a visa. At the same time, due to the North American Free Trade Agreement, professionals in Canada and the United States can move freely in the labor markets of the two countries.

The Canadian Bill of Rights and Freedoms is a part of the Constitution of 1982, which stipulates the basic principles and values that Canadians must abide by. It also stipulates and guarantees individual rights and fundamental freedoms, including freedom of belief, thought, belief, opinion and speech, peace and association.

Question 5: What is the population of Canada in 20 14 years? According to the data of the World Bank, the total population of Canada is 35.54 million (20 14).

Question 6: Which country has a large population, Canada or Australia? I think there are four countries that are widely regarded as suitable for American immigrants: the United States and Canada in North China; Australia and New Zealand in Oceania. Among them, the United States and New Zealand each have serious disadvantages (the former is too demanding and the latter is underdeveloped). At present, most immigrants from China are concentrated in Australia and Canada.

I graduated from a domestic university and went to ubc in Canada to study for a master's degree. I failed to apply for an American school after graduation. After much consideration, I immigrated to Sydney. I think I am qualified to compare these two countries.

Let's introduce the general situation of the two countries first, which can still explain some problems. Australia has a population of 20 million and a land area of 7.7 million square kilometers. In 2004, the per capita income was 2 1.650, ranking 19 in the world. Canada has a population of 27 million, a land area of 9976 1000 square kilometers, and a per capita income of 23930 in 2004, ranking 18 in the world. In terms of figures, Canada is a little better, but the gap is very small, which is basically the same level.

Economically, the manufacturing industries in both countries are not very developed, and there is basically no heavy industry. Their advantages are export processing industries such as agriculture and ore. Both countries are the world's largest exporters of agricultural products, and Australia is the world's largest exporter of mutton (but Australians rarely eat mutton).

Evaluation: Canada is slightly better.

In international politics, both countries are members of the Commonwealth and Canada is a member of the Group of Seven. Although ranked last, but also very proud. But in their respective regions, Canada can only follow the leadership of the United States, while Australia is the undisputed leader in their own regions. Evaluation: tied.

In terms of climate, Australia is in the southern hemisphere and Canada is in the northern hemisphere, which is quite different. As for where it is better, naturally each has its own advantages. Personally, I feel that the best thing about Australia than Canada is the climate. I stayed in Vancouver for a year and a half. The climate there is basically similar to that in the northeast (I studied in Harbin as an undergraduate). It is cooler than Harbin in summer and colder outside in winter. But as long as you stay indoors, you won't feel cold, but it's still not suitable for most people in China. Needless to say, Australia will be cold for a few days in winter, hot for a few days in summer, and the remaining 330 days will be like a holiday.

Evaluation: Australia won.

Education is not very good. I thought it would be better for Canada to be in North America after all (originally for North America), but there are two materials for reference. One is The Times' ranking of world universities. There are seven universities in Australia and only three in Canada. The other is the choice of studying abroad in the eyes of Hong Kong people. The first place is Australia. More than 65,438+00% of Hong Kong people choose to study in Australia. Britain ranks second and Canada ranks fourth, second only to the United States. The reason for this situation is hard to say, but personally, it may be because the number of overseas students in Australian schools is stronger than that in Canada, so they have a better international reputation. In addition, many outstanding scholars in Canada are also attracted by the United States. After all, the tax gap between Canada and the United States is too big. Of course, the good students in Canada are basically attracted by the United States, and many poor students from the United States come to Canada to study. But the tuition in Canada is much cheaper than that in the United States, Britain and Australia. When I was in ubc, the tuition was only 3600 yuan (of course, ubc is indeed cheaper than other schools, and Toronto is much more expensive). My cousin is studying for a master's degree in Australia for 20 thousand a year (by the way, the exchange rates of the two countries are basically the same) The cost of living is almost the same, and renting a house is generally 450-600 yuan.

Evaluation: Australia is slightly better (mainly because of that ranking)

Australia and Canada may have the richest natural resources in the world. In 2000, at the Millennium Summit of the United Nations, the ranking of natural resources per capita was announced, with Australia ranking first and Canada second. It is not clear which resources are specific. Australia seems to be rich in minerals, while Canada seems to have many oil mines.

Evaluation: tied

The natural environment in Australia is better because of the climate. Sydney people say that they seem to spend their holidays in the garden all day. In addition, the urban population of Australia seems to be more than that of Canada, with only 550,000 people in Vancouver and almost 3.5 million in Sydney, but there are few residents outside Australia. I don't know why. What attracts me most about Australia is its natural scenery. I have never been to the Great Barrier Reef, and my life has been in vain. Australia is a famous tourist destination in the world, but Canada is much worse.

Evaluation: Australia won.

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Question 7: What is the population of Canada? The total population of Canada is about 2.7 million.

More than 80% of the population in Shanghai, including suburban counties, live within 250 kilometers of the US-Canada border.

Question 8: How many billion people are there in Canada? Canada has a population of about 30 million. It's too cold to live in winter. Nationality immigrants, including aborigines, fled to the United States. . .

Question 9: What's the population of Toronto, Canada? Toronto

Toronto's skyline city flag nickname: convention city slogan: diversity our strength (English) Toronto location map latitude and longitude 43 39' n 79 23' w/43.65n79.333 w/43.65; -79.38333 National Ontario, Canada was established1834 March 6 Mayor Miao Dawei's total area km urban area 1749 km urban area 7 125 km population (2006) 250328 1 population density 3972/km urban area 4.753 million. 9 12 Time Zone Eastern Standard Time (UTC-5) Daylight Saving Time (UTC-4) Website: Toronto's official website is the capital of Ontario, Canada. With a population of over 2.5 million, Toronto is the largest city in Canada and the fifth largest city in North America. Toronto is located on the northwest coast of Lake Ontario, which is the heart of greater toronto area and part of the densely populated area in southern Ontario (known as the "Golden Horseshoe Area" with a population of 865,438+10,000). [1][2][3] Urban residents 5 1 13, 149 people. [4] According to the 2006 census, greater toronto area has 5,555,965,438+02 residents. [2]

Question 10: How many immigrants in Canada apply for Canadian general skilled immigrants? The details are as follows:

Age: 2 1~44 years old, there are opportunities for older or younger;

Education: College degree or above. If you apply as a chef or craftsman, you are not subject to this restriction;

Work experience: you must have more than one year's work experience in this major;

Language ability: Know English or French.

How to evaluate your score:

General skilled immigrants use a scoring system to divide the applicant's ability, and evaluate the applicant's score mainly according to the following aspects:

A the full score of this item is 10, and the score is determined according to the actual age of the applicant when submitting the application.

18 years4; 19 years old 6; 20 years old 8; 2 1-44 years old10; 45 years old 8; 46 years old 6; 47 years old 4; 48 years old 2; Over 49 years old 0.

B education level: the full score of this item is 16, and the scores of corresponding academic qualifications and degrees in China are listed below (the bottom score is not listed, and this score is too low to immigrate).

College degree-bachelor degree (no degree) 13

Bachelor degree 15.

Master's degree and doctor's degree 16

C education and training index (ETF): the score is determined according to the professional name of the applicant applying for immigration.

The specific conditions for applying for ordinary skilled immigrants are as follows:

Age: 2 1~44 years old, there are opportunities for older or younger;

Education: College degree or above. If you apply as a chef or craftsman, you are not subject to this restriction;

Major: it must be the major specified in the immigration occupation table;

Work experience: you must have more than one year's work experience in this major;

Language ability: Know English or French.

How to evaluate your score:

General skilled immigrants use a scoring system to divide the applicant's ability, and evaluate the applicant's score mainly according to the following aspects:

A the full score of this item is 10, and the score is determined according to the actual age of the applicant when submitting the application.

18 years4; 19 years old 6; 20 years old 8; 2 1-44 years old10; 45 years old 8; 46 years old 6; 47 years old 4; 48 years old 2; Over 49 years old 0.

B education level: the full score of this item is 16, and the scores of corresponding academic qualifications and degrees in China are listed below (the bottom score is not listed, and this score is too low to immigrate).

College degree-bachelor degree (no degree) 13

Bachelor degree 15.

Master's degree and doctor's degree 16

C education and training index (ETF): according to the score of the professional name of the applicant applying for immigration, the full score is 18.

D. Language ability: the full score of this item is 15. There are two languages, English and French. Choose any one as the first language. This score is assessed by the immigration officer during the interview or through the IELTS test.

Reading, writing and speaking in the first language

Fluency 3 3 3

Overview 2 2 2

Have difficulty 0000

Reading, writing and speaking as a second language

Fluency 2 2 2

Generally 1 1 1

Have difficulty 0000

E. Occupation score: According to the occupation name of the applicant applying for immigration, the full score is 10. Canada requires at least 1 for this item.

F. Employment score: full score for this item10; If there is an employment certificate of a Canadian company, the score is 10, and there is no score. Generally, it is difficult to get a work permit. The specific reasons are not explained in this article, and it is also difficult to spend money to buy it (otherwise, many companies will sell work permits).

G. years of work: the full mark of this item is 8 points, which is determined by years of work, with 2 points per year.

H. Population index score: The full score is 10, and the score published by the Canadian Immigration Bureau is 8, which means that any applicant can get 8. Immigration Canada adjusts the number of immigrants through this macro adjustment.

1. Personal adaptability: The full score of this item is 10, which will be given by the immigration officer by asking questions during the interview.

J. Relatives score: If there are more than one quarter of relatives in Canada, you can get 5 points, otherwise you can get 0 points.

If the sum of the above scores exceeds 70 points, it meets the basic conditions for immigration to Canada (if you apply for immigration to Quebec, you only need 65 points). Generally speaking, most applicants E and J get 0 points, while G and I only get 0 points during the interview. Therefore, the scores of A, B, C, D, F and H are called objective scores. Most applicants only have one language (usually English) and get 9 points at most, so ... >>