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Quebec's population is shifting - and not every region will grow the same way

Quebec's population is shifting - and not every region will grow the same way
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New demographic projections from the Institut de la statistique du Québec indicate uneven population growth across the province through 2051. While suburban areas near Montreal and Quebec City are expected to grow, the island of Montreal and remote regions like Côte-Nord may face population declines.

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These trends highlight the challenges of aging populations and shifting urban migration patterns, which will impact future infrastructure and policy planning in Quebec.

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New projections from the Institut de la statistique du Québec (ISQ) suggest population growth will become increasingly uneven across the province.

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