Provide a bar graph of population of Canada in last 5 years and interpret the graph.

Sure, I can describe how a bar graph of Canada's population over the last five years might look and what it would indicate. However, I cannot create visual images or actual graphs. Here's a textual description of what the bar graph might look like and how to interpret it: **Bar Graph Description:** - **X-axis:** The X-axis would represent the years, with labels for each of the last five years, for example, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, and 2022. - **Y-axis:** The Y-axis would represent the population count, with appropriate intervals to show the population size accurately. - **Bars:** Each year would be represented by a bar, with the height of the bar corresponding to the population count for that year. **Example Bar Graph:** ``` Population (in millions) 20 | * 15 | * 10 | * 5 | * 0 |-------------|-------------|-------------|-------------|-------------| 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 ``` In this example, the bars are not scaled to represent actual population numbers, but they would be in a real graph. **Interpretation:** - **Trend:** Look at the direction of the bars. If the bars are increasing, it indicates a growing population. If they are decreasing, it indicates a declining population. - **Comparison:** Compare the heights of the bars. The taller the bar, the larger the population in that year. - **Year-by-Year Changes:** If there are significant changes from one year to the next, it could indicate a year with a particularly high or low birth rate, mortality rate, or migration patterns. - **Overall Growth/Decline:** If the bars are consistently increasing or decreasing, it shows the overall trend in population growth or decline over the five-year period. For a more accurate interpretation, you would need to know the actual population numbers for each year and plot the bars accordingly. If the population has been growing, the bars would be taller from left to right, indicating an increasing population over time. If the population has been declining, the bars would be shorter from left to right.