The Yellow-throated Vireo is at the northern limits of its breeding range in Canada, occurring in mature deciduous forest at the southern edges of Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba and the southeastern corner of Saskatchewan. The species winters from Mexico to northern South America, and on some of the Caribbean islands. There are approximately 120,000 individuals in Canada, which represents 3% of the global population and a low degree of responsibility for Canada. The Canadian population of Yellow-throated Vireo has shown a large increase relative to 1970 based on the Breeding Bird Survey. Confidence in this assessment is high because the Breeding Bird Survey provides good coverage and has high precision in its trends. The national population of Yellow-throated Vireo is within its goal range.