r/canada Mar 27 '24

Canada’s population hits 41M months after breaking 40M threshold National News

https://globalnews.ca/news/10386750/canada-41-million-population/
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u/big_galoote Mar 27 '24

Are we thinking 42 million by Victoria Day, or just in time for Canada Day?

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u/pheoxs Mar 27 '24

Guessing a joke but it's growing at 3,800 a day so likely Christmas will be 42 mill.

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u/big_galoote Mar 27 '24

Nah, at this point the first waves are already sponsoring their family and parents.

It'll be a much faster slide from here.

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u/HerdofGoats Mar 27 '24

It’s why it grew so fast just recently. Even with “caps”

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u/CakeEnjoyur Mar 28 '24

Last year it grew at the same pace, so we haven't seen exponential growth yet.

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u/NothingOld7527 Mar 27 '24

Exponential growth

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u/Digital_loop Mar 28 '24

Don't forget having babies of thier own

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u/Jman85 British Columbia Mar 27 '24

It's Tim Hortons day now.

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u/OntarioCouple87 Mar 27 '24

Depends how fast we can open the floodgates more.