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Canada didn't start recording population until England and Spain started colonizing them. The population only started being recorded in 1608 when the French colonized Canada, calling it New France

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Canada started as a French colony and was completely subjugated by the French for a while, but in terms of population, they grew rapidly with their agriculture setting them apart from others.
Population: 3000

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So, now that Canada was no longer a colony it was called New France. New France in 1761 had a population had almost 100,000 citizens and by 1831 the population had increased even more to about 1 million.

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Confederation is the part in Canada's history where the colonies joined together to make the Republic of Canada on July 1st 1867 which is now known as Canada day. Formerly it was known as Dominion day before it was changed in the 80's to be called Canada day.  Granted this has no effect on population, but it's an interesting part to add.

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8SA - Books, Movies and Literature Summary

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What is Canada Day? History of Canada Day!

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So, Canada happens to be one the most prosperous countries in natural resources with tons of uranium, some of the most fresh water in the world, and large amounts of agricultural exports. So, why aren't there more people in this largely prosperous country? The reason is that the conditions are pretty cold and unpleasant there. The more north you go in Canada the less people you see and that says a lot. Basically, the main reason why Canada's population isn't higher is because of the climate.

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The population of Canada continues to rise at a steady rate, with increases around the start of the 20th century and around the 1950's the rate is relatively high.  The population rise about 3 million every 10 years now with a current population of  37, 917,000.  This makes them the 39th highest populated country.

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Sub article 2:  Comparing the Canadian population

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Sub article 2:  Comparing the Canadian population

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With Canada being a relatively low populated country that isn't talked about much, many don't know who to compare the 39th most populated country to. Canada is among many countries that are around the 30 million mark. Canada very closely compares to Morocco with a population difference of only a million and very similar yearly growth rates of Canada being a .89% growth and Morocco having a 1.2% growth rate. Another country Canada closely relates to is Australia because even though the populations are far from each other, they both have a very low density of only single digits for both (Canada=4, Australia=3). They also have a relatively close amount of migrants with both being in the 100,000's which is much higher than places with higher populations like Ethiopia and Japan.

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Sub article 3: A round up of Information

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Sub article 3: A round up of Information

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I have written through out my timeline some of the  factors of Canada's population, but this is going to be a round up of the factors that contribute to Canada's population. The first was mentioned in my first sub article; the natural resources. Canada's natural resources span a large area with them being eighth in agricultural exports and second in Uranium exports. Canada also is fourth in freshwater sources with 2,902  cubic kilometers of fresh water. As shown in example A, you can see how plenty of resources are spread across Canada making it a more enjoyable place to live.

Another factor that is a factor to the population, but not a good one is temperature. As I have said in my first Sub article, the temperature and climate drives people away a lot. You can clearly see this from the graph of temperatures(B) in Canada. Some of Nunavut reaching -28 degrees Celsius. That's -82 degrees Fahrenheit!

A final factor is immigration. Canada has a very large part of it's population made up of migrants. As you can see from graph C for the past almost 30 years, Canada has had a 200,000 migrants land a year.