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Manitoba’s 2025 Baby Names Revealed: Olivia and Noah Lead Again

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UPDATE: The top baby names in Manitoba for 2025 have just been announced, and the favorites from last year remain unchanged. According to a provincial spokesperson, Olivia retains its title as the most popular girl’s name, with 73 registrations, while Noah leads the boys with 87 registrations.

In the girls’ category, Emma and Sophia have swapped positions, with Emma now taking second place. The full list of popular girl names includes Charlotte, Ava, Ellie, Violet, Lily, Ella, and Amelia.

For boys, Oliver has surged to second place, climbing from fifth last year, demonstrating a significant rise in popularity. Following Noah and Oliver, Liam holds steady at number three. The rest of the top ten boys’ names feature Theodore, Levi, Jack, Elijah, William, Lucas, and Ethan.

These rankings reflect registrations processed as of December 23, 2024, and may be subject to change as more data comes in. The consistent popularity of names like Olivia and Noah highlights a trend that resonates with many parents across the province.

The enduring appeal of these names may evoke emotional connections for families, as they often choose names based on personal significance, cultural resonance, or current trends. As Manitoba parents continue to welcome new arrivals, the choice of a name often reflects hopes and dreams for their children.

As we move further into the year, keep an eye on how these trends might evolve. What names will capture the hearts of new parents in the coming months? Stay tuned for updates on Manitoba’s naming trends and more insights into the choices shaping the next generation.

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