An overview of the immigrant population born in the United States living in Canada / by Nicolas Bastien and Sahra Abdullahi.: CS89-657/2025-8E-PDF

"This article highlights historical trends in the migration of U.S.-born individuals to Canada. It then focuses on U.S.-born immigrants (herein referred to as U.S. immigrants), since they represent the largest portion of the U.S.-born population living in Canada. The article outlines the sociodemographic characteristics of the U.S.-born population in the 2021 Census of Population and delves into its labour market and economic outcomes. In particular, the outcomes of the core working age population (25 to 54 years old) of U.S. immigrants are compared with those of Canadian-born non-immigrants (herein referred to as the Canadian-born population); the total immigrant population; and immigrants from two other G7 countries of birth that are also among the top sources of immigrants to Canada and share English or French as their official language, namely the United Kingdom and France"--Introduction, page 4.

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