Top 100 Canada Baby Boy Names
Discover The Top 100 Most Popular
Baby Boy Names in Canada (2024)
In 2024, baby boy names in Canada showcased a beautiful balance between the old and the new. Parents continue to be inspired by meaningful classics while also embracing modern trends, resulting in a naming landscape that feels both timeless and fresh.
Names like Noah, Liam, and Oliver remain strong favorites, reflecting their enduring charm. At the same time, newer names are climbing the ranks, adding a modern twist to this year’s list. From pop culture influences to unique takes on traditional names, the choices Canadian parents are making reflect both personal values and a wider cultural evolution.
The Top 10 Names:
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Noah
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Liam
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Oliver
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Theodore
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Leo
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William
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Lucas
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Henry
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Jack
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James
Noah:
A name of Hebrew origin meaning "rest" or "comfort," Noah has a calm, gentle resonance that has made it one of the most beloved names of recent decades. Deeply rooted in biblical tradition through the story of Noah’s Ark, it symbolizes peace, resilience, and a nurturing spirit. With its soft sound and strong meaning, Noah strikes a perfect balance between sensitivity and strength, evoking someone dependable, compassionate, and wise beyond their years.
11. Benjamin
12. Ethan
13. Alexandre
14. Mason
15. Jacob
16. Logan
17. Daniel
18. Sebastian
19. Matthew
20. Hudson
21. Levi
22. Owen
23. Thomas
24. Luke
25. Isaac
26. Grayson
27. Carter
28. Wyatt
29. Gabriel
30. Nathan
Ethan:
Derived from Hebrew, meaning "strong," "firm," or "enduring," Ethan is a name that conveys quiet strength and unwavering integrity. It carries a timeless appeal, known for its simplicity and power without being overbearing. Ethan is often associated with loyalty, intelligence, and a calm confidence—someone who leads with conviction and kindness. Its solid, steady rhythm makes it both approachable and dignified.
31. Caleb
32. Ryan
33. Elijah
34. Joseph
35. Samuel
36. David
37. Julian
38. Lincoln
39. Jaxon
40. Asher
41. Isaiah
42. Andrew
43. Charles
44. Elias
45. Christopher
46. Maverick
47. Joshua
48. Nolan
49. Dylan
50. Luca
51. Anthony
52. Hunter
53. Ezra
54. Connor
55. Aaron
56. Christian
57. Colton
58. Parker
59. Miles
60. Austin
Ryan:
Of Irish origin, meaning "little king," Ryan carries a sense of quiet authority and charm. It has long been admired for its easygoing sound and universal appeal. Often linked with leadership, charisma, and a strong sense of identity, Ryan is a name that feels modern while rooted in tradition. It suits someone both confident and grounded, someone who leads not by force, but by example and warmth.
Luca:
A name of Latin origin meaning "bringer of light," Luca carries a warm and radiant energy. Popular in many European countries, it has a soft, melodic quality that gives it a creative and gentle presence. Luca feels artistic and soulful, evoking images of someone who brings positivity and inspiration to those around them. It’s a name that shines with subtle brilliance and emotional depth.
61. Adam
62. Everett
63. Eli
64. Roman
65. Bentley
66. Jason
67. Sawyer
68. Micah
69. Gavin
70. Declan
71. Ryder
72. Nathaniel
73. Dominic
74. Brody
75. Hayden
76. Zachary
77. Ayden
78. Blake
79. Beau
80. Justin
Adam:
With ancient Hebrew roots meaning "man" or "earth," Adam is one of the oldest and most classic names, symbolizing humanity and groundedness. As the first man in biblical tradition, the name carries a deep cultural and spiritual weight, yet its simplicity gives it a timeless, approachable feel. Adam is often associated with honesty, humility, and strength of character—a solid and enduring choice.
Blake:
Originally an English surname meaning "black" or "pale," Blake has an intriguing duality in its roots, reflecting both mystery and light. With its strong, sleek sound, Blake feels modern and effortlessly cool. It’s often linked with creativity, independence, and a bold spirit—someone who stands out without needing to speak too loudly. The name suits someone with quiet confidence and magnetic presence.
81. Carson
82. Xavier
83. Chase
84. Alex
85. Jasper
86. Kaiden
87. George
88. Braxton
89. Maxwell
90. Harrison
91. Camden
92. Weston
93. Silas
94. Bryson
95. Carlos
96. Vincent
97. Zayn
98. Atlas
99. Axel
100. Callum
Chase:
Of French origin, meaning "to hunt," Chase is a name full of energy, movement, and drive. It evokes a sense of ambition, action, and purpose, making it perfect for someone who’s always on a mission or forging their own path. With its short, punchy sound, Chase feels sporty, daring, and spirited—a name that’s both modern and packed with personality.
Vincent:
Derived from the Latin vincere, meaning "to conquer," Vincent is a name that carries strength, dignity, and a touch of old-world charm. It’s timeless and refined, often associated with artists, saints, and thinkers—especially Vincent van Gogh. The name has a graceful rhythm and a powerful meaning, evoking someone who is thoughtful, determined, and quietly commanding.
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