Canada is a secular country with a diverse religious landscape. While no single religion dominates, Christianity is the most prevalent faith in Canada.
According to the 2021 Census, approximately 67% of Canadians identify as Christian. This includes various denominations such as Catholicism, Protestantism, and other Christian groups.
Other significant religions in Canada include:
- Islam: About 3.2% of Canadians identify as Muslim.
- Hinduism: About 1.5% of Canadians identify as Hindu.
- Sikhism: About 1.4% of Canadians identify as Sikh.
- Judaism: About 1.1% of Canadians identify as Jewish.
- Buddhism: About 1% of Canadians identify as Buddhist.
It's important to note that a significant portion of the Canadian population (about 24%) identifies as having no religious affiliation. This reflects the country's secular nature and the increasing trend of religious disaffiliation.
Canada's religious landscape is constantly evolving, with growing diversity and changing religious demographics.
