On: Canada’s new tech talent strategy

[mschild]

Considering that the US has ~333m and Canada ~36m people, the proportions to the H1B sound about right, no?

[humanlion87 → mschild]

Canada's population just hit 40m this week. Still small compared to the US, but it is no longer in the 30s :)

[travisgriggs → humanlion87]

Curious where the growth is. I’m assuming in cities. And I’m assuming that “90% of Canadians live within 90 miles of the US border” more than ever. I want my assumptions to be incorrect. But I worry they are not.

[throwaway2037 → humanlion87]

Every online source that I can find says the population is still less than 39m.

[somerandomqaguy → throwaway2037]

>As of June 16, 2023, there are now 40 million Canadians! This is a historic milestone for Canada and certainly cause for celebration. It is also a great opportunity to look back on the country's growth over the years, and to reflect on the future.

- https://www.statcan.gc.ca/en/subjects-start/population_and_d...

[throwaway2037 → somerandomqaguy]

Begrudgingly upvoted!