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The article I read said that 150 years ago, Canada was a high fertility rate country. 150 years later Canada is now considered a low fertility rate country.It says that 1971 was the last year thate Canada's fertility rate was above the "Replacement Rate".It also says that our current fertility rate is as low as 1.6. This article also talks about how women are waiting longer to have kids

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This map compares the birth rate and death rate in each Canadian province.  

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This map compares the birth rate and death rate in each Canadian province.  

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This map shows that in most provinces, there are more births than deaths. This is not true for all provinces though.

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This graph shows the amount of births per year in Canada since 1996.

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This graph shows the amount of births per year in Canada since 1996.

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This graph shows that the total births in Canada per year is increasing. This is only because Canada's total population has been increasing.

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This is a graph of Canadian fertility rate since 1871 

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This is a graph of Canadian fertility rate since 1871 

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This map shows that the Canadian fertility rate has been decreasing since 1871 dramatically. it also shows that we are now below the replacement rate.

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This is a map of fertility rate in Canada. This map shows that Nunavut has the highest fertility rate in Canada. This means Nunavut has the most births per 1000 women, Not the most births overall.