Population ages 0-14 | Canada

The estimated population between the ages 0 to 14 in Canada in mid-2025 amounted to 6 011 107 people, which is 0.092% more than in mid-2024, when it was  6 005 606 people. This is the first year of growth after a decline. Over the entire period of data from the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs since 1950, this indicator has increased in 1.47 times. The lowest under-15 population was recorded in 1950, when it was 4 093 927 people. The highest value was in 1966, when the total population between the ages 0 to 14 in Canada reached 6 590 082 people. The data is sourced from the UN report "World Population Prospects 2024", with the values for 2024 and 2025 being projections. Estimates of population by age describe the size of the population in the category. Population estimates are dependent on the demographic components of change that are fertility, mortality and migration.