The country’s population rose by 0.5%, with numbers swelling at the lowest pace since World War II and by less than when border restrictions were in place to combat the spread of Covid-19.

New counting methods introduced by Statistics Canada have added 17,000 more people to New Brunswick’s population, according to numbers released by the bureau this month.

Alberta remained Canada’s fastest-growing province over the past year, even as population growth slowed in every province and nationally fell to its lowest percentage increase in more than a century.

Brandon mayoral incumbent Jeff Fawcett and challenger Len Isleifson debated urban growth and property taxes during a debate ...

Canada's participation rate dropped in September to its lowest level outside the COVID-19 pandemic period since the mid-1990s, reflecting structural demographic changes rather than a weakening labor ...

Canada's per capita chicken consumption is projected to reach 39.5 kilograms in 2026 and 39.8 kilograms in 2027, the highest levels on record, according to a USDA Foreign Agricultural Service report ...

Canada’s population did not shrink in 2025, rather it grew. Statistics Canada has revised its estimates, and the new numbers ...

Statistics Canada estimates New Brunswick's population is continuing to grow after previous figures showed declines.

Canada’s housing market took a visible step backward in September after months of tentative progress. Resales fell 2.3% from ...

India's economy is among the world's fastest-growing, its GDP runs into hundreds of lakh crore rupees, and the country is ...

Europe also faces high energy costs, complex bureaucracy and a technology gap with the U.S. In Canada, population growth has outpaced both economic output and investment, which has also failed to ...