Why does Canada have such a low population in comparison to the size of the country?

Posted April 27th, 2012 by immigratecanada and filed in Immigration to Canada

Canada has roughly over 30 million people or so, yet the land size is gigantic. At a time where most countries are heavily overpopulated, Canada’s population is very low. Why is that?

I always thought a higher population is economically better because it ensures more production. So why is it so hard to immigrate there if they have all that space?
But there is so many people in the East and on the West Coast. But almost nobody who lives in places like Winnipeg. That’s also not in the far north. So, there is so much space, yet so few people living there.

Mexico City has a population that is about 70% of all of Canada’s, and that is only a city. Compared to the second largest country on earth.

how do we stand in comparison to the other world powers such as England, France, Australia, Canada and many of

Posted March 20th, 2011 by immigratecanada and filed in Immigration to Canada

how do we stand in comparison to the other world powers such as England, France, Australia, Canada and many of the larger European countries. These are developed countries that have similar challenges to the US. Is our healthcare system superior to theirs?