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After Decades of Growth, Brussels’ Population Is Set to Decline

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Mainly, because people have fewer kids and move to other regions of the country.

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After decades of growth, Brussels’ population is set to decline

Mainly, because people have fewer kids and move to other regions of the country.

2 days ago·Brussels, Belgium

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Quebec's Population Is Declining, a Rarity in the Last 70 Years

2 days ago·Montreal, Canada

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Quebec's Population Declined in the First Few Months of the Year, a First Since 2015 (Excluding the Pandemic)

Quebec's population size declined for the first time in ten years, excluding the end of 2020, marked by the pandemic.

2 days ago·Montreal, Canada

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Lower Birth Rate in the Brussels Region: Towards School Closures?

According to the projections of the IBSA, Brussels primary schools are expected to fall by 20% in the next 10 years. How can we explain this? In this school in Watermael-Boitsfort, we have increased from 89 pupils in 2020 to 39 in 2022, and finally to 50 pupils at the end of the school year. Behind this calm is a fear: the closure of classes. But where have the children of Boitsfort gone? According to the director of the Naiad school, Amina Malk…

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