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Economist Reveals Canada May Be Undercounting Its Non-Permanent Residents by Over a Million - Vimarsana News

Economist Reveals Canada May Be Undercounting Its Non-Permanent Residents by Over a Million

Canada’s official count of non-permanent residents, which includes foreign students, has been revealed to be significantly underreported — by over

StatCan changing how it counts non-permanent residents - Vimarsana News

StatCan changing how it counts non-permanent residents

Statistics Canada will change how it counts non-permanent residents in Canada after a report from CIBC Capital Markets said they were undercounting by a million.

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Updated News -Statistics Canada to Revise Non-Permanent Resident Count Methodology Following CIBC Report

Statistics Canada has announced plans to revise how it counts non-permanent residents (NPRs) in Canada after a report from CIBC Capital Markets suggested that the agency has been undercounting NPRs by nearly one million individuals. The CIBC report, authored by Benjamin Tal, Deputy Chief Economist at CIBC, claimed that the 2011 census undercounted NPRs by…

Canada to change how it counts foreign students, workers amid housing crunch - Vimarsana News

Canada to change how it counts foreign students, workers amid housing crunch

OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada will change how it counts non-permanent residents, the main statistics agency said on Thursday, after an economist said the current methodology may have overlooked about a million foreign students, workers and others.