Mexican Canadians

As the Canadian Hispanic population is estimated as per 2023 at being over 3% of the population, twice from what it was in 2016, the Mexican population most likely had risen as well along with people of other Latin American groups.

Demographics

The metropolitan areas with the largest populations of people with Mexico-related origins (2023) are:

Geographical extent

While approximately 5,000 people of Mexico origin enter Canada each year as temporary students or contract workers for agriculture. However, these are not counted as immigrants because of their explicitly temporary legal status. Unlike the United States’

Statistics

Population by ancestry by Canadian province or territory

Province	Population ( 2016 )	Population ( 2021 )
Ontario	43,120[14]	54,725[15]
Quebec	26,935[16]	34,310[17]
British Columbia	23,055[18]	28,445[19]
Alberta	22,470[20]	25,450[21]
Manitoba	8,790[22]	7,430[23]
Saskatchewan	2,125[24]	2,620[25]
Nova Scotia	810[26]	930[27]
New Brunswick	695[28]	985[29]
Newfoundland and Labrador	240[30]	135[31]
Prince Edward Island	95[32]	255[33]
Yukon	90[34]	145[35]
Northwest Territories	55[36]	45[37]
Nunavut	10[38]	20[39]
Canada	128,380[40]	155,495[41]

See also