They might look very similar and sound almost the same but beware of these words: emigrate vs immigrate and eminent vs imminent. Take a look at how you can remember them in this video. For more, including a transcript and activity: https://www.abc.net.au/education/learn-english/english-on-the-go-emigrate-immigrate-eminent-imminent/11570952 | ABC Asia

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In 2024, Canada saw a record-breaking 106,134 people emigrate, the highest since 1967, with 27,086 more leaving in Q1 2025, leading to a significant net population loss. Ontario drove 48% of 2024’s departures (50,680 people), despite being 39% of Canada’s population, with its share rising above 50% in early 2025. British Columbia and Alberta also had higher-than-expected emigration relative to their population sizes. Quebec, with 22% of Canada’s population, accounted for under 13% of 2024’s outf