Canada Census 2016
Cantonese v. Mandarin as home language by Evan Croteau
Based on Canada Census 2016
Cantonese & Mandarin speakers are the most geographically segregated from one another in the City of Vancouver
2020-02-15
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- Population Density (Canada Census 2016)
- Unoccupied Dwellings (by "usual residents") (Canada Census 2016)
- Housing Types, occupied (Single & Duplex, Mid and Highrise, Other) (Canada Census 2016)
- Median Income Explorer (Canada Census 2016)
- Average Income Explorer (Canada Census 2016)
- Renter Households (Canada Census 2016)
- Single Detached Dwellings (Canada Census 2016)
- Active Transportation to Work (Canada Census 2016)
- Transit to Work (Canada Census 2016)
- Low Income Explorer (Canada Census 2016)
- 👻Haunted Houses👻 (Canada Census 2016)
- Trick-or-Treat Density (Canada Census 2016)
- Trick-or-Treat Onslaught (Canada Census 2016)
- High Shelter Costs (Canada Census 2016)
- Unsuitable Housing (Canada Census 2016)
- Households Qualifying to Buy Median Dwelling (Canada Census 2011)
- High Shelter Costs (Canada Census 2011)
- Net Migration by Age Groups (Canada Census 2011, Canada Census 2016)
- Toddler Density (Canada Census 2016)
- Non-Primary Residence Surprise (2011/2016 Canada Census)
- Population Change 2011 - 2016 (Canada Census 2016)
- Absolute Population Change 2011 - 2016 (Canada Census 2016)
- Unoccupied Dwellings (by "usual residents") (Canada Census 2011)
- Child Poverty (Canada Census 2011)
- Local Affordability (Canada Census 2011)
- Income Tax (Canada Census 2011)
- Unsuitable Housing (Canada Census 2011)
- Hidden Mortgage (Canada Census 2011)
- Shelter Cost Higher than Income (Canada Census 2011)
- Population with Canadian-born parents (Canada Census 2016)
- Immigrants from other former British & French colonies (Canada Census 2016)
- Racial diversity (Canada Census 2016)
- Racial diversity (Canada Census 1996)
- Latino (Canada Census 2016)
- Asian (Canada Census 2016)
- Middle Eastern (Canada Census 2016)
- South Asian (Canada Census 2016)
- Black (Canada Census 2016)
- Sustainable commuters (Canada Census 2016)
- Self-employed (Canada Census 2016)
- Followers of non-Christian religions (Canada Census 2011)
- Pagans (Canada Census 2001)
- Divorcees (Canada Census 2016)
- Eligible voters (Canada Census 2016)
- Immigrated before 1981 (Canada Census 2016)
- Recent immigrant share of immigrant population (Canada Census 2016)
- Child poverty (Canada Census 2016)
- Immigrants from English speaking countries (Canada Census 2016)
- Official language minorities (English, French) (Canada Census 2016)
- Speaks French (Canada Census 2016)
- Older homes (Canada Census 2016)
- English:French (Canada Census 2016)
- Jews (Canada Census 2011)
- Doesn't speak French (Canada Census 2016)
- University aged (Canada Census 2016)
- Hebrew vs Yiddish speakers (Canada Census 2016)
- Bachelor degree or higher (Canada Census 2016)
- Doesn't speak English (Canada Census 2016)
- Poverty (Canada Census 2016)
- Single mothers (Canada Census 2016)
- Hospitality workers (Canada Census 2016)
- Only uses non-official language at work (Canada Census 2016)
- Average age (Canada Census 2016)
- Population density (Canada Census 2016)
- Recent immigrants (Canada Census 2016)
- Speaks French but not English (Canada Census 2016)
- Knowledge of both official languages (Canada Census 2016)
- Visible minority diversity (Canada Census 2016)
- Immigrants (Canada Census 2016)
- Christians (Canada Census 2011)
- Sikhs (Canada Census 2011)
- Hindus (Canada Census 2011)
- Buddhists (Canada Census 2011)
- Muslims (Canada Census 2011)
- Catholics (Canada Census 2011)
- Orthodox Christian (Canada Census 2011)
- Refugees (Canada Census 2016)
- Income per person (Canada Census 2016)
- High rise living (Canada Census 2016)
- Interprovincial migrants (Canada Census 2016)
- Not Canadian citizens (Canada Census 2016)
- Change in population density 2011-2016 (Canada Census 2016)
- Master's degree or higher (Canada Census 2016)
- Cantonese v. Mandarin as home language (Canada Census 2016)
- European immigrants (Canada Census 2016)
- Knowledge of both English & French (Canada Census 2016)
- Visible Minority (Canada Census 2016)
- Sex ratio (Canada Census 2016)
- Immigrant families (Canada Census 2016)
- Renters (Canada Census 2016)
- Average age (Canada Census 2016)
- Sex ratio 2 (Canada Census 2016)
- Income (Canada Census 2016)
- Indigenous peoples of Canada (Canada Census 2016)
- Unemployment rate (Canada Census 2016)
- Working-aged adults (Canada Census 2016)
- No religious affiliation (Canada Census 2011)
- Public transit use (Canada Census 2016)
- Bike to work (Canada Census 2016)
- Walkability (Canada Census 2016)
- Seniors (Canada Census 2016)
- Ratio of children to seniors (Canada Census 2016)
- Children (Canada Census 2016)
- People per dwelling (Canada Census 2016)
- No high school diploma (Canada Census 2016)
- Only speaks non-official language at home (Canada Census 2016)
- Does not speak English or French (Canada Census 2016)
- Worked outside Canada (Canada Census 2016)
- Home price (Canada Census 2016)
- Overcrowded housing (Canada Census 2016)
- Unsafe housing (Canada Census 2016)
- Empty homes (Canada Census 2016)
- Post-secondary education (Canada Census 2016)
- Non-English mother tongue (Canada Census 2016)
- Median rent (Canada Census 2016)
- Home ownership unaffordability index (Canada Census 2016)