Canada Census 2016
Does not speak English or French by Evan Croteau
Based on Canada Census 2016
Share of the population who does not speak English or French
2021-03-16
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- 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)
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- Non-English mother tongue (Canada Census 2016)
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