Canada Census 2016
Cantonese v. Mandarin as home language by Evan Croteau
Based on Canada Census 2016
In Vancouver, Cantonese speakers mostly live in East Vancouver, while Mandarin speakers tend to live on the west side of Vancouver, Metrotown & Surrey. In Toronto, there is much less residential segregation between the two language groups
2020-02-15
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- Average Income Explorer (Canada Census 2016)
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- Toddler Density (Canada Census 2016)
- Non-Primary Residence Surprise (2011/2016 Canada Census)
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- 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)
- Jewish Canadians (Canada Census 2011)
- Visible Minority (Canada Census 2016)
- Followers of non-Christian religions (Canada Census 2011)
- Diversity (Canada Census 2016)
- Sex ratio (Canada Census 2016)
- Immigrant families (Canada Census 2016)
- Immigrants (Canada Census 2016)
- Change in income 2011-2016 censuses (Canada Census 2016, Canada Census 2011)
- Single mothers (Canada Census 2016)
- Renters (Canada Census 2016)
- Average age (Canada Census 2016)
- Aboriginal & Visible Minority (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)
- Ratio of Catholics to Protestants (Canada Census 2011)
- 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)
- Older homes (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)
- Master's degree or higher (Canada Census 2016)
- Bachelor degree or higher (Canada Census 2016)
- Poverty (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)
- Population density (Canada Census 2016)
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