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Old Posted Jan 11, 2026, 10:40 PM
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Originally Posted by BlackDog204 View Post
Montreal is not going to lose more people than Vancouver. A huge percentage of the temporary students and workers are South Asian. Vancouver and Toronto have massive South Asian communities, far more than Montreal. Considering many of those people are being forced to return to their countries, it will definitely be Vancouver and Toronto experiencing the bulk of the loss of population.
Keep in mind that even though Van has a bit higher percentage of foreign students, Montreal had higher percentages overall of NPR's over the past two years. I wouldn't be surprised to see Montreal have slower growth than Vancouver in these upcoming numbers and for 2025-2026 numbers.
That said if Vancouver had slower growth, I wouldn't be shocked either.
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