Language 2 List of Canadian census areas demographic extremes

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1 language

1.1 mother tongue

1.1.1 language groups


1.2 home language

1.2.1 language groups







language
mother tongue

(highest %)



english: avalon (newfoundland , labrador): 99.3%
french: montmagny—l islet—kamouraska—rivière-du-loup (quebec): 99.0%
inuktitut: nunavut (nunavut): 66.8%
panjabi (punjabi): newton—north delta (british columbia): 33.4%
german: portage—lisgar (manitoba): 23.6%
cree, not otherwise specified: churchill (manitoba): 21.6%
portuguese: davenport (ontario): 20.7%
italian: vaughan (ontario): 19.2%
cantonese: richmond (british columbia): 17.8%
tagalog (pilipino, filipino): winnipeg north (manitoba): 16.8%
chinese, not otherwise specified: richmond (british columbia): 15.6%
arabic: saint-laurent—cartierville (quebec): 14.0%
mandarin: richmond (british columbia): 13.4%
tamil: scarborough-rouge river (ontario): 13.2%
russian: york centre (ontario): 11.4%
dene: desnethé-missinippi-churchill river (saskatchewan): 10.5%

language groups

aboriginal languages: nunavut (nunavut): 68.0%
chinese: richmond (british columbia): 48.4%
indo-aryan languages: newton—north delta (british columbia): 40.0%
romance languages (other french): davenport (ontario): 32.0%
germanic languages (other english): portage—lisgar (manitoba): 24.3%
malayo-polynesian languages: winnipeg north (manitoba): 16.8%
slavic languages: etobicoke—lakeshore (ontario): 15.0%
semitic languages: saint-laurent—cartierville (quebec): 14.5%
dravidian languages: scarborough-rouge river (ontario): 13.5%

home language

(highest %)



english: avalon (newfoundland , labrador): 99.6%
french: roberval—lac-saint-jean (quebec): 99.4%
inuktitut: nunavut (nunavut): 51.9%
panjabi (punjabi): newton—north delta (british columbia): 26.8%
cree, not otherwise specified: abitibi-baie-james-nunavik-eeyou (quebec): 16.6%
cantonese: richmond (british columbia): 15.8%
portuguese: davenport (ontario): 14.0%
german: portage—lisgar (manitoba): 12.0%
chinese, not otherwise specified: scarborough-agincourt (ontario): 12.0%
mandarin: richmond (british columbia): 11.8%
tamil: scarborough-rouge river (ontario): 10.5%

language groups

aboriginal languages: nunavut (nunavut): 53.0%
chinese: richmond (british columbia): 39.7%
indo-aryan languages: newton—north delta (british columbia): 30.9%
romance languages (other french): davenport (ontario): 21.2%
germanic languages (other english): portage—lisgar (manitoba): 12.2%
slavic languages: york centre (ontario): 10.9%
dravidian languages: scarborough-rouge river (ontario): 10.7%




^ 2011 census of canada: topic-based tabulations | detailed mother tongue (232), knowledge of official languages (5), age groups (17a) , sex (3) population excluding institutional residents of canada, provinces, territories , federal electoral districts (2003 representation order), 2011 census . 2.statcan.gc.ca. retrieved 2012-11-16. 
^ first official language spoken (7), detailed language spoken @ home (232), age groups (17a) , sex (3) population excluding institutional residents of canada, provinces, territories , federal electoral districts (2003 representation order), 2011 census . 2.statcan.gc.ca. retrieved 2012-11-19. 






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