Which of the following led to the aging of Canadian society more than any other factor?

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A drop in birth rates is the most significant factor in the aging of Canadian society, as it directly affects the proportion of older adults in the population. With fewer babies being born, there are fewer young people to balance out the increasing number of older adults, leading to an overall aging of the population. While decreases in infant mortality rates and increased access to medical care have also contributed to an increase in life expectancy and an aging population, they are not as significant as the drop in birth rates. Decreased immigration can also contribute to an aging population by reducing the number of younger immigrants who may offset the aging of the native-born population, but it is not as significant as the drop in birth rates in Canada's case.

Which of the Following Led to the Aging of Canadian