Canada & Japan in 2065
Population Comparison
Canada & Japan today
At this very moment the population of both countries are extremely different. Canada has is a very large country but in population wise it is small, Canada has a small population of 35.8 Million! While Japan has a staggering population of 126.8 Million! Obviously you can notice that there is an major difference, I'm going to discuss more differences about these two countires
Canada In 2065
Canada in the 2065's will not go over the top in population. It will only increase about 10 million or 14 million people, approximately 47.9 million! The population is increasing.
Japan in 2065
Japan in the 2065's will decrease, and when i mean decrease i don't mean a few 10 or 15 million it will decrease from 126.8 M to 99.4 M! The population is going to be decreasing! Also by 2100 the population is expected to be 84.4 Million!
Comparison: Canada stats
Canada Stats 2015: Birth rate: 10.29 births/1,000 population (2014 est.)
Death rate: 8.31 deaths/1,000 population (2014 est.)
NIR : 0.4% in 2011 to 2012
Life expectancy : For females: 83.58 years and Males: 77.33 years in 2015
Median age: total for both females and males is 40.1%
Population density: 3.6 people per square kilometer as of June 2015.
Fertility rate : 1.67 per woman
Canada Day in Japan! (Part One)
Push and Pull Factors to immigrate to Canada:
A lot of people immigrate to Canada for many reasons. Some come here to start a new family or to get out of the country their living in. That's what my parents and probably your parents or grand parents have done, to start a new family. But they're are many other reasons why people might want to come to Canada. In Japan people immigrate here for many reasons including; Better health care, Job opportunities, Security, Family, and in general just living a great life! There are reasons people might come to Canada to get out from their old country. Some reasons include; Poor health care, high risk of natural disaster, Not enough jobs, and just many horrible things! It's great that people of many races and religions come to Canada to make our country more diverse.