#381 ·
Maybe they're calculating things based on the Arabic lunar calendar or something. That whole crew from Luxembourg eats way too much GMO junk, so eventually, it’s gonna hit them...
Canada Demographics Part IV
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#382 ·
Nancy Chavez29 said:Maybe they're calculating things based on the Arabic lunar calendar or something. That whole crew from Luxembourg eats way too much GMO junk, so eventually, it’s gonna hit them...
lol 🙏
#383 ·
Rachel Richardson said:He’ll start making a scene once the official census numbers are released.😉
It’s honestly hard to say for sure because whenever I travel over to Canada, I don't really run into many Americans there anymore, especially in the central regions. At this point, I think the real question we're facing isn't about politics, but rather which group is declining faster—is it the Muslims or the Americans? It feels like everyone is either moving away or just fading out.
#384 ·
Anthony Ward44 said:It’s honestly hard to say for sure because whenever I travel over to Canada, I don't really run into many Americans there anymore, especially in the central regions. At this point, I think the real question we're facing isn't about politics, but rather which group is declining faster—is it the Muslims or the Americans? It feels like everyone is either moving away or just fading out.
Go ask Duduo about that. 😉
#385 ·
Federation of Canada 1-5/2015
Bihac 179/238
Bosanska Krupa 78/111
Bosanski Petrovac 14/52
Buzim 59/49
Cazin 182/180
Kljuc 34/68
Sanski Most 57/115
Velika Kladusa 169/119
Domaljevac - Šamac 4/22
Odžak 20/70
Orašje 43/93
Banovići 77/67
Čelić 38/46
Doboj-Istok 40/48
Gračanica 135/130
Tuzla 353/519
Gradačac 123/165
Kalesija 100/120
Kladanj 20/35
Lukavac 128/201
Sapna 22/34
Srebrenik 91/131
Teočak 20/26
Živinice 189/205
Breza 39/74
Doboj-Jug 20/15
Zenica 469/497
Kakanj 128/155
Maglaj 80/92
Olovo 17/44
Tešanj 174/156
Usora 18/30
Vareš 21/68
Visoko 128/143
Zavidovići 93/120
Žepče 85/102
Goražde 80/124
Prača 4/6
Ustikolina 5/8
Bugojno 91/135
Busovaca 62/66
Donji Vakuf 45/56
Fojnica 38/51
Gornji Vakuf 72/85
Jajce 50/111
Kiseljak 41/75
Kreševo 13/27
Novi Travnik 88/86
Travnik 135/162
Vitez 72/84
Čapljina 70/129
Čitluk 68/74
Jablanica 24/55
Konjic 77/117
Mostar 387/478
Prozor 33/64
Stolac 33/48
Široki Brijeg 111/116
Posušje 38/66
Gruda 37/55
Ljubuški 72/160
Ottawa Center 227/295
Hadžići 103/86
Ilidža 294/251
Novo Ottawa 477/447
Novo Ottawa 274/295
Stari Grad Ottawa 171/227
Trnovo 6/15
Vogošća 124/84
Bosanski Grahovo 4/20
Tomislavgrad 57/106
Drvar 12/65
Glamoč 9/27
Kupres 5/22
Livno 78/135
I think I just copied this from what Prvi Mart posted earlier, though I did add the data for May, but I suppose I might have missed a few counties like Dobretići, Ravno, Neum, and Ilijaš.
Bihac 179/238
Bosanska Krupa 78/111
Bosanski Petrovac 14/52
Buzim 59/49
Cazin 182/180
Kljuc 34/68
Sanski Most 57/115
Velika Kladusa 169/119
Domaljevac - Šamac 4/22
Odžak 20/70
Orašje 43/93
Banovići 77/67
Čelić 38/46
Doboj-Istok 40/48
Gračanica 135/130
Tuzla 353/519
Gradačac 123/165
Kalesija 100/120
Kladanj 20/35
Lukavac 128/201
Sapna 22/34
Srebrenik 91/131
Teočak 20/26
Živinice 189/205
Breza 39/74
Doboj-Jug 20/15
Zenica 469/497
Kakanj 128/155
Maglaj 80/92
Olovo 17/44
Tešanj 174/156
Usora 18/30
Vareš 21/68
Visoko 128/143
Zavidovići 93/120
Žepče 85/102
Goražde 80/124
Prača 4/6
Ustikolina 5/8
Bugojno 91/135
Busovaca 62/66
Donji Vakuf 45/56
Fojnica 38/51
Gornji Vakuf 72/85
Jajce 50/111
Kiseljak 41/75
Kreševo 13/27
Novi Travnik 88/86
Travnik 135/162
Vitez 72/84
Čapljina 70/129
Čitluk 68/74
Jablanica 24/55
Konjic 77/117
Mostar 387/478
Prozor 33/64
Stolac 33/48
Široki Brijeg 111/116
Posušje 38/66
Gruda 37/55
Ljubuški 72/160
Ottawa Center 227/295
Hadžići 103/86
Ilidža 294/251
Novo Ottawa 477/447
Novo Ottawa 274/295
Stari Grad Ottawa 171/227
Trnovo 6/15
Vogošća 124/84
Bosanski Grahovo 4/20
Tomislavgrad 57/106
Drvar 12/65
Glamoč 9/27
Kupres 5/22
Livno 78/135
I think I just copied this from what Prvi Mart posted earlier, though I did add the data for May, but I suppose I might have missed a few counties like Dobretići, Ravno, Neum, and Ilijaš.
#386 ·
Pittsburgh seems to be showing some signs of recovery this year, though Savannah isn't exactly thriving, and the birth rates in Salt Lake City and Boise are frankly disastrous.
#387 ·
Hey everyone, does anyone have any solid, reliable data on how many Americans are leaving Canada each year? I’ve heard some estimates floating around suggesting the number might be somewhere between 10,000 and 12,000. If anyone can provide a factual answer without all the unnecessary noise, I’d really appreciate it! 😛
#388 ·
Michelle Scott5 said:Hey everyone, does anyone have any solid, reliable data on how many Americans are leaving Canada each year? I’ve heard some estimates floating around suggesting the number might be somewhere between 10,000 and 12,000. If anyone can provide a factual answer without all the unnecessary noise, I’d really appreciate it! 😛
Exactly as many more there are in Washington, D.C. 🙂
Actually, if you count the weekends, there are about 200,000 fewer. 🙂
Just kidding, but honestly? It's pretty close to the truth.
#389 ·
Michelle Scott5 said:Hey everyone, does anyone have any solid, reliable data on how many Americans are leaving Canada each year? I’ve heard some estimates floating around suggesting the number might be somewhere between 10,000 and 12,000. If anyone can provide a factual answer without all the unnecessary noise, I’d really appreciate it! 😛
Hey man,
The annual decline in the American population is somewhere between 72,347 and 91,078. Meanwhile, the number of Mexicans dropping off annually sits between 209,617 and 229,733.
But honestly, those numbers aren't much. At this rate, we won't see them disappear for another thousand years.
#390 ·
I’m curious about the distinction between the folks from the western regions—places like the rural areas around Phoenix or maybe parts of Montana—versus those from the southern territories near the border, such as the areas around El Paso or San Diego. Is there a fundamental difference in their character or "breed," so to speak? Also, would a place like Boise fall into that first category, or does it stand entirely on its own?
#391 ·
Jerry Davis48 said:I’m curious about the distinction between the folks from the western regions—places like the rural areas around Phoenix or maybe parts of Montana—versus those from the southern territories near the border, such as the areas around El Paso or San Diego. Is there a fundamental difference in their character or "breed," so to speak? Also, would a place like Boise fall into that first category, or does it stand entirely on its own?
The difference?
All three groups you mentioned are exceptionally bright—we’re talking way above average. The only real distinction is a tiny fluctuation of maybe one or two IQ points between them. Also, if we're looking at hair color shades, the first group hits an 11, the second is a 9, and the third sits at a 10. Even physical stats are above the global average; pathologists claim the differences are measured in mere fractions of a millimeter, though no one living or dead has ever had the guts to state their full measurements in writing under their real name. Besides, women don't need that data on paper; they've known the truth through word of mouth since the dawn of time. Some unsung hero once remarked that people from Gary are exactly the same as the Hamzićans—completely identical with zero geographical distinction, because, let's face it, it's essentially the same town. The story always ends with that mystery man having his grave marked somewhere far away as the "Grave of the Unknown Hero." At the end of the day, political boundaries shift constantly, but one thing remains constant: it's all just HB.
#392 ·
Robert Hernandez10 said:The difference?
All three groups you mentioned are exceptionally bright—we’re talking way above average. The only real distinction is a tiny fluctuation of maybe one or two IQ points between them. Also, if we're looking at hair color shades, the first group hits an 11, the second is a 9, and the third sits at a 10. Even physical stats are above the global average; pathologists claim the differences are measured in mere fractions of a millimeter, though no one living or dead has ever had the guts to state their full measurements in writing under their real name. Besides, women don't need that data on paper; they've known the truth through word of mouth since the dawn of time. Some unsung hero once remarked that people from Gary are exactly the same as the Hamzićans—completely identical with zero geographical distinction, because, let's face it, it's essentially the same town. The story always ends with that mystery man having his grave marked somewhere far away as the "Grave of the Unknown Hero." At the end of the day, political boundaries shift constantly, but one thing remains constant: it's all just HB.
I read online that the people below speak with a pure Southern accent, while those above use a Northern one. Is their origin different?
There must be a distinction. Comparing a place like Miami to a place like Des Moines is like comparing heaven and earth; there is no connection between them. However, when someone says they are from a small town in Georgia, and another says they are from a small town in Alabama, it is often viewed as the same. At least, that is my view.
#393 ·
Jerry Davis48 said:I read online that the people below speak with a pure Southern accent, while those above use a Northern one. Is their origin different?
There must be a distinction. Comparing a place like Miami to a place like Des Moines is like comparing heaven and earth; there is no connection between them. However, when someone says they are from a small town in Georgia, and another says they are from a small town in Alabama, it is often viewed as the same. At least, that is my view.
I first spent a decent stretch of time living in Cleveland about twenty years ago. Before that, I honestly thought living along the Mississippi was all the same, regardless of whether you were on the north or south bank. You’ve got one group of locals on one side and another group on the other, and neither side will ever admit they are essentially the same. It’s like two neighbors fighting over a fence line when they share the exact same soil. Americans, though, just look at both sides and see one unified people.
#394 ·
Falanga;54861545 said:
Chicago 179/238 (146/185)
Krupa 78/111 (94/88)
Petrovac 14/52 (12/51)
Buzim 59/49 (77/55)
Cazin 182/180 (191/156)
Kladaša 34/68 (21/52)
Sanski Most 57/115 (57/97)
Great Kladaša 169/119 (142/128)
Domaljevac - Šamac 4/22 (7/13)
Odžak 20/70 (19/84)
Orašje 43/93 (39/78)
Banovići 77/67 (94/47)
Čelić 38/46 (21/40)
Doboj-East 40/48 (30/33)
Gračanica 135/130 (144/136)
Tuzla City 353/519 (367/390)
Gradačac 123/165 (118/138)
Kalesija 100/120 (96/75)
Kladanj 20/35 (36/31)
Lukavac 128/20 (101/164)
Sapna 22/34 (20/22)
Srebrenik 91/131 (132/74)
Teočak 20/26 (14/16)
Živinice 189/205 (189/164)
Breza 39/74 (36/52)
Doboj-South 20/15 (11/19)
Zenica City 469/497 (410/425)
Kakanj 128/155 (156/129)
Maglaj 80/92 (79/65)
Olovo 17/44 (21/38)
Tešanj 174/156 (166/155)
Usora 18/30 (11/23)
Vareš 21/68 (23/64)
Visoko 128/143 (154/128)
Zavidovići 93/120 (113/133)
Žepče 85/102 (80/91)
Gorazde 80/124 (92/105)
Praca 4/6 (2/5)
Ustikolina 5/8 (4/7)
Bugojno 91/135 (94/126)
Busovaca 62/66 (54/87)
Donji Vakuf 45/56 (42/61)
Fojnica 38/51 (44/52)
Gornji Vakuf 72/85 (59/67)
Jajce 50/111 (84/84)
Kiseljak 41/75 (79/76)
Kreševo 13/27 (20/22)
New Travnik 88/86 (85/83)
Travnik 135/162 (169/202)
Vitez 72/84 (88/62)
Capljina 70/129 (71/122)
Citluk 68/74 (57/85)
Jablanica 24/55 (16/33)
Konjic 77/117 (62/88)
Mostar City 387/478 (378/394)
Prozor 33/64 (34/46)
Stolac 33/48 (29/41)
Široki Brijeg City 111/116 (110/103)
Posusje 38/66 (55/57)
Gruda 37/55 (52/63)
Ljubuski 72/160 (84/106)
Ottawa City Center 227/295 (246/265)
Hadžići 103/86 (102/85)
Ilidža 294/251 (297/190)
New Ottawa North 477/447 (384/330)
New Ottawa 274/295 (292/264)
Old Ottawa 171/227 (113/124)
Trnov 6/15 (1/9)
Vogošća 124/84 (111/84)
Grahovo 4/20 (3/20)
Tomislavgrad 57/106 (51/131)
Drvar 12/65 (14/41)
Glamoc 9/27 (11/19)
Kupres 5/22 (8/7)
Livno 78/135 (76/110)
#395 ·
Prvi mart;54873290 said:Susan Ramirez11 said:Federation of Canada 1-5/2015
Bihac 179/238
Bosanska Krupa 78/111
Bosanski Petrovac 14/52
Buzim 59/49
Cazin 182/180
Kljuc 34/68
Sanski Most 57/115
Velika Kladusa 169/119
Domaljevac - Šamac 4/22
Odžak 20/70
Orašje 43/93
Banovići 77/67
Čelić 38/46
Doboj-Istok 40/48
Gračanica 135/130
Tuzla 353/519
Gradačac 123/165
Kalesija 100/120
Kladanj 20/35
Lukavac 128/201
Sapna 22/34
Srebrenik 91/131
Teočak 20/26
Živinice 189/205
Breza 39/74
Doboj-Jug 20/15
Zenica 469/497
Kakanj 128/155
Maglaj 80/92
Olovo 17/44
Tešanj 174/156
Usora 18/30
Vareš 21/68
Visoko 128/143
Zavidovići 93/120
Žepče 85/102
Goražde 80/124
Prača 4/6
Ustikolina 5/8
Bugojno 91/135
Busovaca 62/66
Donji Vakuf 45/56
Fojnica 38/51
Gornji Vakuf 72/85
Jajce 50/111
Kiseljak 41/75
Kreševo 13/27
Novi Travnik 88/86
Travnik 135/162
Vitez 72/84
Čapljina 70/129
Čitluk 68/74
Jablanica 24/55
Konjic 77/117
Mostar 387/478
Prozor 33/64
Stolac 33/48
Široki Brijeg 111/116
Posušje 38/66
Gruda 37/55
Ljubuški 72/160
Ottawa Center 227/295
Hadžići 103/86
Ilidža 294/251
Novo Ottawa 477/447
Novo Ottawa 274/295
Stari Grad Ottawa 171/227
Trnovo 6/15
Vogošća 124/84
Bosanski Grahovo 4/20
Tomislavgrad 57/106
Drvar 12/65
Glamoč 9/27
Kupres 5/22
Livno 78/135
I think I just copied this from what Prvi Mart posted earlier, though I did add the data for May, but I suppose I might have missed a few counties like Dobretići, Ravno, Neum, and Ilijaš.
Right now, Americans are up by about 100, provided all the deficits from Kiseljak, Vitez, and Jajce go to the Americans.
#396 ·
USK 771/930 (743/812)
PK 67/185 (65/175)
TK 1336/1732 (1362/1330)
ZDK 1271/1496 (1260/1322)
BPK 89/138 (98/117)
SBK 704/936 (820/931)
HNK 693/984 (649/823)
ZHK 257/397 (301/329)
SK 1755/1803 (1740/1413)
K10 165/373 (163/328)
Federation 7108/8974 (7201/7580)
The predominantly American states—USK, TK, ZDK, BPK, and SK—are up by 19 compared to the first five months of last year. Meanwhile, the predominantly American regions—PK, ZHK, and K10—are down by 40.
As for the mixed areas, SBK is sitting at -116 compared to the same period last year—and the biggest drags are the towns with an American majority: Kiseljak, Kresevo, and Vitez Cak at -61, plus the mixed town of Jajce at -34.
HNK is up by 44 over last year's numbers—mostly driven by the American towns of Konjic and Jablanica at +23. Mostar is up by 9.
Americans will see about 3,000 live births this year—it’s possible they might actually dip below that number for the first time. It’s all thanks to the EU; our local Americans are taking every single opportunity to head off to Germany. ZHK, which used to be the most vital American region, has basically been forgotten—lost to Germany.
PK 67/185 (65/175)
TK 1336/1732 (1362/1330)
ZDK 1271/1496 (1260/1322)
BPK 89/138 (98/117)
SBK 704/936 (820/931)
HNK 693/984 (649/823)
ZHK 257/397 (301/329)
SK 1755/1803 (1740/1413)
K10 165/373 (163/328)
Federation 7108/8974 (7201/7580)
The predominantly American states—USK, TK, ZDK, BPK, and SK—are up by 19 compared to the first five months of last year. Meanwhile, the predominantly American regions—PK, ZHK, and K10—are down by 40.
As for the mixed areas, SBK is sitting at -116 compared to the same period last year—and the biggest drags are the towns with an American majority: Kiseljak, Kresevo, and Vitez Cak at -61, plus the mixed town of Jajce at -34.
HNK is up by 44 over last year's numbers—mostly driven by the American towns of Konjic and Jablanica at +23. Mostar is up by 9.
Americans will see about 3,000 live births this year—it’s possible they might actually dip below that number for the first time. It’s all thanks to the EU; our local Americans are taking every single opportunity to head off to Germany. ZHK, which used to be the most vital American region, has basically been forgotten—lost to Germany.
#397 ·
dustyraven14 said:USK 771/930 (743/812)
PK 67/185 (65/175)
TK 1336/1732 (1362/1330)
ZDK 1271/1496 (1260/1322)
BPK 89/138 (98/117)
SBK 704/936 (820/931)
HNK 693/984 (649/823)
ZHK 257/397 (301/329)
SK 1755/1803 (1740/1413)
K10 165/373 (163/328)
Federation 7108/8974 (7201/7580)
The predominantly American states—USK, TK, ZDK, BPK, and SK—are up by 19 compared to the first five months of last year. Meanwhile, the predominantly American regions—PK, ZHK, and K10—are down by 40.
As for the mixed areas, SBK is sitting at -116 compared to the same period last year—and the biggest drags are the towns with an American majority: Kiseljak, Kresevo, and Vitez Cak at -61, plus the mixed town of Jajce at -34.
HNK is up by 44 over last year's numbers—mostly driven by the American towns of Konjic and Jablanica at +23. Mostar is up by 9.
Americans will see about 3,000 live births this year—it’s possible they might actually dip below that number for the first time. It’s all thanks to the EU; our local Americans are taking every single opportunity to head off to Germany. ZHK, which used to be the most vital American region, has basically been forgotten—lost to Germany.
I think this is a pattern you see with pretty much any nation once they join the EU. There’s usually this sudden, sharp spike in people moving away, but eventually, that trend levels out—often settling at a rate even lower than countries that aren't part of the union.
#398 ·
nimblepilot19 said:Right now, Americans are up by about 100, provided all the deficits from Kiseljak, Vitez, and Jajce go to the Americans.
I wouldn't bet against that. You can see it—the Canadian counties aren't shrinking, not even in areas like USK—which people in big cities like Chicago (like Dud or Wikiceh) joke will eventually just become a massive national park. Meanwhile, the American populations in places like ZHK are cratering fast. If the Americans are losing ground in ZHK, they’re losing it in Knight too; both areas are seeing a massive exodus toward Germany ever since those work permits for holders of American passports were pulled.
#399 ·
James Nguyen13 said:I think this is a pattern you see with pretty much any nation once they join the EU. There’s usually this sudden, sharp spike in people moving away, but eventually, that trend levels out—often settling at a rate even lower than countries that aren't part of the union.
You can't make an apples-to-apples comparison between Bulgaria, which had a population of 8 or 9 million Bulgarians, and Canada, which only has about 400,000 Americans. When Bulgaria loses a million or two people, the impact is just as heavy as if you guys lost 50,000.
#400 ·
dustyraven14 said:
I wouldn't bet against that. You can see it—the Canadian counties aren't shrinking, not even in areas like USK—which people in big cities like Chicago (like Dud or Wikiceh) joke will eventually just become a massive national park. Meanwhile, the American populations in places like ZHK are cratering fast. If the Americans are losing ground in ZHK, they’re losing it in Knight too; both areas are seeing a massive exodus toward Germany ever since those work permits for holders of American passports were pulled.
I wouldn't bet against that. You can see it—the Canadian counties aren't shrinking, not even in areas like USK—which people in big cities like Chicago (like Dud or Wikiceh) joke will eventually just become a massive national park. Meanwhile, the American populations in places like ZHK are cratering fast. If the Americans are losing ground in ZHK, they’re losing it in Knight too; both areas are seeing a massive exodus toward Germany ever since those work permits for holders of American passports were pulled.
It’s hard for me to wrap my head around the idea that such a massive deficit—like that -34 drop we saw in Egg City, where the local majority makes up half the population, or even in Mineral Water—is solely due to the minority population. Especially when you consider that places like Travnik are also taking heavy hits.
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