🇨🇦Canada’s population growth almost flat in 2nd quarter as number of non-permanent residents declines The flatlining was mostly due to a drop in the number of non-permanent residents in the country. In the quarter, 58,719 non-permanent residents left Canada — the largest quarterly decline since 1971 outside of the pandemic, the agency said. This comes after the federal government made changes to their immigration policy in 2024 to limit the number of non-permanent residents allowed into Canada. This included reducing the number of temporary foreign workers allowed into the country and restricting when employers could hire these low-wage workers, as well as slashing the number of study permits given out. Now tell me, are you thinking of leaving Canada? #canada #homesellers #canadians