1. What is Canada’s population? 2. How has immigration impacted Canada? Why is immigration important for Canada? What are the types of immigration classifications- Refugee? 3. What... 1. What is Canada’s population? 2. How has immigration impacted Canada? Why is immigration important for Canada? What are the types of immigration classifications- Refugee? 3. What city do most new immigrants settle in? 4. What is meant by immigration and emigration? 7. What were and are the impacts of the baby boom having on Canada? 9. How would you calculate population density? formula? 10. What is the most densely populated province in Canada? 11. How would you calculate both birth and death rates? Why use rates and not just numbers? 12. Show how ethnically diverse the city of Toronto is, the world within a city/ethnic enclave. The impacts of cultural diversity pros and cons. 14. What is meant by multiculturalism? 20. What is assimilation? 25. What is meant by urbanization? 26. What are the types of land use? 30. What is urban sprawl? What is urban growth? 31. What are the effects of urban sprawl in the GTA? Why must we be concerned with population growth and trends? 32. Define Youthification.
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The questions are focused on various aspects of immigration, population demographics, urbanization, and cultural diversity in Canada. They ask for explanations, definitions, impacts, calculations, and examples related to these topics.
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Canada's population is nearly 37 million. Immigration boosts growth and diversity, with Toronto as a key hub.
Canada's population is nearly 37 million as of the 2021 census. Immigration has significantly impacted Canada by accounting for a large portion of population growth and contributing to its cultural and economic development. The major city for new immigrants is Toronto, known for its ethnic diversity.
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Canada's population is nearly 37 million as of the 2021 census. Immigration has significantly impacted Canada by accounting for a large portion of population growth and contributing to its cultural and economic development. The major city for new immigrants is Toronto, known for its ethnic diversity.
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Immigrants make up 23% of Canada's population, marking the highest proportion in over 150 years. Although most new immigrants settle in Toronto, immigration affects broader national growth. The city of Toronto is highly ethnically diverse, contributing to its international reputation.
Tips
A common mistake is understating the contribution of immigration to Canada's population growth and economic development. It's crucial to recognize both immediate and long-term impacts.
Sources
- Population of Canada | The Canadian Encyclopedia - thecanadianencyclopedia.ca
- Immigrants make up the largest share of the population in over 150 years - 50.statcan.gc.ca
- Immigration to Canada - The Canadian Encyclopedia - thecanadianencyclopedia.ca
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