What is the population of Canada?

Canada has 41.7 million people (2025). Since 1960, the population has grown from 17.9 million to 41.7 million, 2.3 times the 1960 figure.

Population of Canada since 1960 Line chart of the population of Canada from 1960 to 2025: from 17,909,356 to 41,651,653 people.
1960: 17.9 million Highest: 41.7 million (2025) 2025: 41.7 million
Population by decade
YearPopulation
196017,909,356
197021,324,000
198024,515,667
199027,691,138
200030,685,730
201034,005,902
202038,028,638
202541,651,653

What is the capital of Canada?

The capital of Canada is Ottawa.

What currency does Canada use?

Canada uses the Canadian dollar (CAD).

What languages are spoken in Canada?

The official languages of Canada are English and French.

Where is Canada?

Canada is in North America.

Location on the map

Neighboring countries

Countries that border this country:

How big is Canada?

Canada covers 9,984,670 km² (3,855,103 sq mi). It is about the same size as the United States.

Economy of Canada

Gross domestic product (GDP)
$2.32 trillion
GDP per person
$55,698
Life expectancy
82.1 years

Data: World Bank (GDP 2025, GDP per person 2025, life expectancy 2024)

Economic development

Income group World Bank classification

Based on economic indicators, Canada is classified as high income. High-income countries have a gross national income per person above $14,005.

Data based on World Bank classifications

Related countries

Where does Canada rank?

Canada is in the top 50 on four of our six rankings:

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