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Available sources do not provide a single, directly comparable "per capita knife homicide rate" for the United States in the same format as for Canada, England & Wales or the UK; however, Office for N...
Knife-enabled homicides in England and Wales rose to 262 in the year ending March 2024, up 8% from the prior year, and they accounted for 46% of the 570 homicides in 2023/24 (ONS/Home Office reporting...
Canada’s Muslim population is a growing minority—about 1.78 million people or roughly 4.9% of the 2021 population—concentrated in cities and not a demographic majority . Political influence has increa...
Foreign (non‑resident) investors held roughly $512–$527 billion of Government of Canada marketable debt in early 2025, equal to about one‑third to just over one‑half of various reported aggregates dep...
Food prices in 2025 are measurably higher than in 2024 across multiple official datasets and government forecasts: major U.S. and Canadian data and USDA/ERS outlooks show depending on the measure and ...
Canada’s national debt per capita in 2025 is reported at about , placing it below the United States’ per-person burden of but above the United Kingdom’s reported in the same year; however, available s...
There is no authoritative claim in the provided reporting that “immigrants get $80,000 from the Canadian government” as a blanket policy; fact-check outlets show viral social posts claiming figures li...
A small but visible set of U.S. companies and U.S.-based operations have shifted parts of their business to Canada in recent years, driven largely by talent and immigration pathways, regulatory and ta...
No credible evidence in the provided reporting shows new immigrants to Canada receive a one‑time $80,000 federal payment; fact‑checks and government documents referenced in the sources show large cash...
Canada’s 2025 federal election produced a notable increase in Muslim MPs, with community outlets reporting between 12 and 15 Muslim Members of Parliament elected — multiple sources cite 15 while other...
Official data and central-bank analysis show that non-residents — a group that includes foreign central banks, sovereign wealth funds and overseas asset managers — are among the largest holders of Gov...
Canada’s reported “total national debt” in 2025 depends on which measure you choose: , while Statistics Canada’s measure of , or when excluding social‑security funds (a broader measure)stock of market...
Official monthly publications available in the provided reporting do not disclose a country-by-country ranking of who holds the most Government of Canada bonds; Statistics Canada and the Bank of Canad...
Canada’s police‑reported violent crime rate remained lower than the United States in 2023 — 252 incidents per 100,000 in Canada versus 334 per 100,000 in the U.S. — although the gap has narrowed over ...
Provincial debt-to-GDP ratios in 2024/25–2025 rose from pre‑COVID (2019/20) levels in nearly every analysis, contributing to a higher combined federal‑provincial debt‑to‑GDP share that the Fraser Inst...
Over the last two decades the United States has trailed peer Anglophone countries — especially Australia and Canada — in life expectancy, with studies finding the U.S. the worst performer among six hi...
There is no single official table in the provided reporting that lists “debt-to‑GDP for each province in 2025”; available sources instead give provincial snapshots, combined federal‑provincial aggrega...
Canada’s federal net debt stood at roughly $1.06 trillion at the most recent year marker, rising markedly year‑over‑year; Statistics Canada reports the federal government's net debt totalled $1,062.0 ...
Canada’s Human Development Index (HDI) score has inched upward over the past decade, reaching a reported 0.939 in 2023 after values in the low 0.92–0.93 range in the mid‑2010s (for example, 0.92 in 20...
Statistics Canada’s most recent annual release shows foreign direct investment (FDI) in Canada concentrated in services-producing industries overall, with the management of companies and enterprises s...