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02/07/2026

https://madeinca.ca/aging-population-statistics-canada/

Canada’s population is aging rapidly as people live longer and birth rates remain low, with nearly one in five Canadians aged 65 or older by 2025 and the Baby Boomer generation still representing the largest share of the population. The number of seniors—especially those aged 85 and over—is growing much faster than the overall population, leading to increased demand for healthcare, long-term care, housing, and pension benefits. Women continue to outnumber men among the oldest age groups, though the gap is narrowing as male life expectancy rises. This demographic shift will place significant pressure on Canada’s healthcare system and public finances, requiring policy adjustments, increased retirement savings, and a greater focus on preventive and community-based care to support an aging society.

Canada is experiencing a change in its demographics as the proportion of the aging population continues to increase. This trend is expected to continue as people live longer, especially if birth rates remain comparatively low in Canada. In this article, we explore the aging population statistics in....

08/02/2023

This interactive demographic estimates dashboard visualizes the age and s*x structure of Canada’s population, as well as that of individual provinces and territories, using data from 1971 to the most recent year. It shows age group proportions, centenarian shares, age-s*x distributions, average age, dependency ratios, and male-to-female ratios, with data viewable for Canada or a selected province or territory.

The older adults and population aging statistics portal brings information together from across the agency to make it easier to find data and articles relating to topics that impact Canada’s aging population. These topics include: care and social support, elder abuse and victimization, health and ...

03/27/2023

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