Barrie (CMA) Population 2001–2024


Barrie, located in central Ontario, is one of the province’s rapidly growing Census Metropolitan Areas (CMAs). In 2024, Barrie’s population reached 245,586, representing approximately 1.52% of Ontario’s total population of 16,124,116. Known for its strong community spirit, expanding economy, and proximity to Toronto, Barrie has seen consistent growth in recent years, driven by both internal migration and international immigration.

Barrie City Statistics

  • Population, 2021: 147,829
  • Population, 2016: 141,434
  • Population percentage change, 2016 to 2021: 4.5
  • Total private dwellings: 57,276
  • Private dwellings occupied by usual residents: 55,316
  • Population density per square kilometre: 1,493.1
  • Land area in square kilometres: 99.01

Population by Age and Gender

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Demographics by Race

Demographic Population Share
South Asian6,4354.4%
Chinese2,5101.7%
Black5,6703.9%
Filipino2,0601.4%
Arab8050.6%
Latin American2,9102.0%
Southeast Asian1,0050.7%
West Asian1,0700.7%
Korean200.0%
Japanese00.0%
Visible minority, n.i.e.7700.5%
Multiple visible minorities8900.6%
Not a visible minority120,53583.3%
Total 144,680 100.0%

Religion of the Population

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Income Statistics

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FAQ

What is the population of Barrie, Ontario in 2024?

The population of Barrie in 2024 is 245,586, accounting for about 1.52% of Ontario’s total population.

What is the median age in Barrie?

The median age in Barrie is 38.5 years, reflecting a relatively young and working-age dominant population.

How many visible minorities live in Barrie?

As of 2021, there were 32,365 visible minority residents, making up around 15.2% of the population.

What is Barrie’s population density?

In 2021, Barrie had a population density of 237.2 people per square kilometre.

Which visible minority group is the largest in Barrie?

The South Asian community is the largest visible minority group in Barrie, followed by Black and Latin American communities.



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