Quebec population projected to dip until 2029 before stabilizing: statistics group
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After strong growth in recent years, Quebec's population is expected to slow down over the next few years.
The Toronto Star
Quebec population projected to dip until 2029 before stabilizing: statistics group
MONTREAL - Quebec's statistics institute is projecting that the province's population will decline slightly in the next few years before stabilizing.
The population of the island of Montreal could decrease by 10% by 2051, according to the new demographic projections of the Institut de la statistique du Québec (ISQ). But this sharp decline would not solve the housing crisis: the needs would continue to increase despite everything.
The Institut de la statistique du Québec (ISQ) has published an annual update of the demographic outlook for Quebec and its regions. Although the organization foresees a stabilization of the population at the provincial level, the picture is still bleak for the Côte-Nord, with an expected decrease of 15% by 2051. The benchmark scenario envisaged by the ISQ for Quebec as a whole predicts that the population of the province will stabilize around 9…
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