We are treated as ignoramuses. We are told mass migration “enriches” Quebec, that the rise in assaults is a mirage, that impoverishment comes from the climate or from “capitalism”. Then they refuse to publish, on the same page, the three curves.
I publish them.
Base 100 at the start of the series. This is not a “coincidence”. It is a policy.
- Temporary residents
- Sexual offences (Qc)*
- House prices
Source: Indices calculated from StatCan, INSPQ and CREA. *Sexual offences: last published point 2023, carried to 2025. Intermediate years interpolated between official points.
What the figures say
The stock of non-permanent residents in Canada went from about 750,000 people in 2015 to more than 3 million at the 2025 peak. Statistics Canada still counts 2.56 million in the second quarter of 2026. This is no longer chosen, rare, assimilated immigration. It is a tap.
The temporary stock more than tripled. This is not chosen immigration: it is an administrative overflow.
- 2015750 000
- 2018980 000
- 20211.4 M
- 20232.2 M
- 20253.1 M
- 20262.6 M
Source: Statistics Canada, table 17-10-0121-01; IRPP 2025; CIC News 2023.
In Quebec the rate of sexual offences reported to police more than doubled: 66.3 per 100,000 inhabitants in 2013, 139.2 in 2023 (INSPQ). In ten years. While the same years opened the borders wider than ever.
The rate more than doubled in ten years (66.3 → 139.2). Intermediate years interpolate the two published INSPQ points.
- 201366,3
- 201578
- 201792
- 2019108
- 2021124
- 2023139,2
Source: INSPQ / police data, 2013–2023.
The people, for their part, queue. 2.2 million visits to food banks in March 2025 — double 2019. The average house price went from $413,000 to $707,100 in less than a decade.
The people grow poorer while an influx they never voted for is housed, treated and schooled.
- 20191.1 M
- 20211.4 M
- 20231.9 M
- 20242.1 M
- 20252.2 M
Source: Food Banks Canada, HungerCount 2025.
CMHC and the Bank of Canada themselves have linked the demographic surge to housing pressure.
- 2015413 000 $
- 2017497 000 $
- 2019503 000 $
- 2021688 000 $
- 2023657 000 $
- 2024707 000 $
Source: CREA / compilations of average prices 2015–2024.
Why we do not have the cross-tab
Ottawa can count permits. It can count hospital beds. It can count crimes. It refuses to cross the immigration status of those charged — especially temporaries, asylum claimants, the channels that are exploding. When a state hides the cross-tab, it is not out of statistical modesty. It is because the table would condemn it.
Official studies like to repeat that “immigrants commit fewer crimes”. They mix an Italian who arrived in 1972 with an illegal arrival of 2024. They speak of victimisation, not of those charged. They do not see what police officers, nurses, teachers see.
Common sense does not need a doctorate: you do not triple a temporary population, abandon assimilation, import cultures hostile to our women — without paying the price in the streets, the rents and the grocery queues.
This is not hatred. It is arithmetic.
A people that can no longer house itself, treat itself, protect its daughters, is not “enriched”. It is stripped. Mass migration is not an accident. It is the lever: dilute the Quebec people, break the wage, break housing, then call racist the one who reads the chart.
A free Quebec would close the tap. A Quebec-as-province continues to receive Ottawa’s overflow.
The curves rise together. This is not a coincidence. It is a policy.
Let us bring back common sense.