The Eurasian Wigeon primarily breeds from Scandinavia to Siberia, and winter in regions of Europe, Africa, and south Asia. However, over the past few decades it has become a regularly occurring resident in Canada, although in very small numbers relative to the American Wigeon. The current Canadian population is estimated at approximately 200 individuals, but this may be an underestimate due to the challenge of monitoring species present at low density. This estimate represents less than 1% of the global population and a very low degree of responsibility for Canada. The Canadian population of Eurasian Wigeon has shown a large increase relative to 1970 based on the Christmas Bird Count. Confidence in this assessment is medium because the coverage is good, but precision of trends is only medium. The national population of Eurasian Wigeon is within its goal range.