“In fact generally the area was losing small amounts of people in those (demographics) to other parts of the country.” “A big difference is that young families, student-aged people, weren’t really a source of this movement coming to New Brunswick or Moncton pre-pandemic,” he said. And the province’s large cities are seeing a steady uptick in young families and students, demographics that were typically leaving the province over the previous few decades. Lavoie says immigrants tend to be younger. The demographics of those moving to the province’s cities are changing as well.

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According to Sébastien Lavoie, an analyst with Statistics Canada’s Centre for Demography, most cities in the country are benefiting from an uptick in immigration, but an influx of people from other provinces is what’s pushing Maritime cities above the national growth average. It’s the first time in around two decades that two Maritime cities have led the country in growth. The Fredericton and Saint John regions also outperformed the national average, growing 3.3 per cent and 2.1 per cent, respectively, and the Halifax area was right behind Moncton with the second-fastest growth rate in the country. “It’s not really unanticipated,” she said. She says the city has had an immigration strategy for about a decade and has been hard at work looking to attract and retain newcomers. That five per cent growth rate dwarfed the 1.8 per cent national average and is the culmination of years of work from the city, according to Mayor Dawn Arnold.

Keep losing human in accident, make everyone well fed and in good mood just make the population stable at a certain number, the only way to continue to increasing may just be waiting for some new immigrants.The Moncton region was the fastest-growing metropolitan area in Canada last year, adding nearly 9,000 people between July 20.

I do not know how the population raise, but as I try to reduce the accident deaths, I find that number of old human greater than the number of young human means you will have a period of decreasing population, even if you try to increase the number of pregnant woman this seems not helpful to solve the population down. But animal attack maybe hard to avoid, try to make more than 2 people joining the long run trail its the best way I think for now. Sometimes the mine is very far from the settlement, set some houses and wells in the trail is effective to reduce the death. Same with Raid, you should not lose more than 10 people per raid. If you want to grow, you should be carefull with those death. You can prevent this by removing long run stuff or put a small outpost close to thir objective so they can take a break. If your villagers have long road to take (miners for example) there is almost always 1 or 2 death due to hunger, frost or wild animals attack. It'll provide you a more stable supply of meat than a 'purge' and it'll be easier to manage.įor humans be carefull with death due to long run. Atleast when i purge them i get a decent food supplyįor animals you should simply put a limit in the number so everytime the amount of animals exceed this number your villagers kill the oldest one.

Only the animals seem to be popping babies out like crazy. The deaths are almost always due to raiders and old age. The pop keeps decreasing to 100 and once i'm close they die again. Originally posted by Aaron O'Regan:For me i'm having a hard time reaching 110.

Dawn of man increase population