Infographic Research Organizer

In the chart below, compile the information you find during your research that help describe the theme
of your infographic. Remember that not all information you find is suitable for the infographic; you must
be picky in choosing the information that will have the highest impact on the reader.

Information: Canada's population had been rapidly increasing over the past few years. Now, Canada is
facing a serious housing crisis because they have no where to put all these people.
Fact, Story, Statistic, Visual, or Most effective way to Draft/explanation of how this feature
Statement related to the topic communicate this information will look on the infographic
(graph, picture, text, number,
table, etc.)
Canada's population grew by 1 Text bubble with a image
million in 2022 due to international showcasing this point.
migration.
All these newcomers led to a
housing crisis in Canada.

Canada now depends on

immigration to support its
economy.
Due to the war between the
Ukraine and Russia, many
Ukrainians have been fleeing to
Canada.
In 2022, 607782 immigrants came
to Canada. 437180 of them are
permanent and 170602 are non
permanent.

Canada's housing crisis has caused

all homes prices to rapidly
increase, this is making all homes
practically unaffordable.

Aesthetics:
Program you will use to make it (circle): Colour Scheme & Rationale for Choice
Canva (free online tool) I'll figure it out once I begin.
Google Draw
Microsoft Publisher
Adobe Photoshop
Microsoft PowerPoint

References/Citations:
Format
Author/Organization . (Year, Month, Day). Title. Publication italicised. Retrieved from website address

1 “Canada’s Population Grew by Record 1 Million in 2022, Spurred by International Migration | CBC
News.” CBCnews, 23 Mar. 2023, www.cbc.ca/news/canada/canada-record-population-growth-
migration-1.6787428#:~:text=New%20Statistics%20Canada%20figures%20show,with%20a%20serious
%20housing%20crisis.
2“Politicians Point Fingers on Housing Crisis, but Calls Growing for More Co-Operation | CBC News.”
CBCnews, 24 June 2023, www.cbc.ca/news/politics/housing-crisis-canada-politicians-1.6887675.
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