Canada 2021 Immigration Population Census
https://www12.statcan.gc.ca/census-recensement/2021/dp-pd/dv-vd/imm/index-en.cfm
They say the devil is in the details. In order to understand the actual cultural composition of Canada's future workplace, I decided to look up government statistics on cultural identities of immigrants coming to Canada.
This webpage allows public access to general statistical data on the diversity of immigration population coming to Canada in 2021. More than half of immigrants coming to Canada in 2021 are from Asia. About a quarter came from Europe. other Americans and Africans make up about another quarter of the immigration population.
Half of all these immigrants end up in Ontario. About a fifth of immigrants end up in British Columbia. Quebec also took in about a fifth of the immigrants. About a sixth of the immigrants go to Alberta and the rest end up in other provinces and territories.
In 2021, the majority of newcomers are people from South Asia, East Asia and Southeast Asia. The percentage makes logical sense considering most Asian countries have the largest population in the world. Immigrants from Europe and other American countries also account for more than a third of the immigrants.
Immigrants' favorite destinations in 2021 are mostly Ontario, British Columbia, Quebec and Alberta. The large demographic shift and cultural diversity is more prevalent in these provinces. By percentage, few immigrants go to Manitoba and Saskatchewan. One might expect much less racial and cultural discrepancies outside the major economic hubs of Canada.
This webpage allows public access to general statistical data on the diversity of immigration population coming to Canada in 2021. More than half of immigrants coming to Canada in 2021 are from Asia. About a quarter came from Europe. other Americans and Africans make up about another quarter of the immigration population.
Half of all these immigrants end up in Ontario. About a fifth of immigrants end up in British Columbia. Quebec also took in about a fifth of the immigrants. About a sixth of the immigrants go to Alberta and the rest end up in other provinces and territories.
In 2021, the majority of newcomers are people from South Asia, East Asia and Southeast Asia. The percentage makes logical sense considering most Asian countries have the largest population in the world. Immigrants from Europe and other American countries also account for more than a third of the immigrants.
Immigrants' favorite destinations in 2021 are mostly Ontario, British Columbia, Quebec and Alberta. The large demographic shift and cultural diversity is more prevalent in these provinces. By percentage, few immigrants go to Manitoba and Saskatchewan. One might expect much less racial and cultural discrepancies outside the major economic hubs of Canada.
References
Immigration population by selected place of birth, admission category and period of immigration, 2021 Census (2022, October 26). Statistics Canada. https://www12.statcan.gc.ca/census-recensement/2021/dp-pd/dv-vd/imm/index-en.cfm
Impressive work indeed! Your thorough investigation into the cultural makeup of Canada's workforce reflects a commendable level of dedication. The diversity of immigration patterns observed here paints a heartwarming picture of Canada as a truly inclusive and multicultural nation. I encourage you to continue this fantastic effort in your research endeavors!
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