Baby boom in Canada

The baby boom in Canada refers to the significant increase in birth rates that occurred between 1946 and 1965, following World War II. This period saw a surge of families starting after the war, driven by factors like economic prosperity, increased stability, and social changes. The baby boom had lasting impacts on Canadian society, influencing Demographics, the economy, and social policies in subsequent decades. As this generation ages, Canada faces challenges related to healthcare, pensions, and labor force dynamics.