Victoria (CMA) Population Growth


Vancouver, the largest metropolitan area in British Columbia, reached a population of 3,108,941 in 2024, representing 54.56% of the province’s total 5,698,430 residents. Known for its stunning natural surroundings and thriving economy, Vancouver remains one of Canada’s most sought-after destinations for both domestic and international migrants.

Victoria City Statistics

  • Population, 2021: 91,867
  • Population, 2016: 85,792
  • Population percentage change, 2016 to 2021: 7.1
  • Total private dwellings: 53,070
  • Private dwellings occupied by usual residents: 49,222
  • Population density per square kilometre: 4,722.3
  • Land area in square kilometres: 19.45

Population by Age and Gender

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Demographics by Race

Demographic Population Share
South Asian2,5402.9%
Chinese3,2853.8%
Black1,5101.7%
Filipino2,2552.6%
Arab6800.8%
Latin American1,1201.3%
Southeast Asian7800.9%
West Asian4450.5%
Korean00.0%
Japanese400.0%
Visible minority, n.i.e.2100.2%
Multiple visible minorities5900.7%
Not a visible minority73,03084.4%
Total 86,485 100.0%

Religion of the Population

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Income Statistics

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FAQ

What is the population of Vancouver in 2024?

3,108,941, which is over half of BC’s total population.

What percentage of Vancouver’s population are visible minorities?

Around 61.8% of residents identify as visible minorities.

What is the median age in Vancouver?

The median age is 38.7 years.

How dense is Vancouver?

With 918 people per sq. km, it’s one of the most densely populated cities in Canada.

Is Vancouver’s population still growing?

Yes, due to immigration, economic opportunities, and international student enrollment.



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