Where are the Chinese in Canada?

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Where are the Chinese in Canada?

General situation of population distribution in Canada, where are the Chinese?

In daily consultation, my parents always ask me questions about the population of Canada's provinces, the population of major cities, the main gathering places of Chinese, etc., which are not only specific, but also very specific.

I found some data for your reference:

Data obtained from Statistics Canada website 20 15, regarding the population of each province in Canada:

Regional population

Canada Canada 35.7496 million

Newfoundland and Labrador provinces

Prince Edward Island Province146,293

Nova Scotia

New Brunswick New Brunswick Province 753,365,438+09

Quebec 8245470

Ontario, Ontario13,750,073

Manitoba 1, 292, 15 1

Saskatchewan Saskatchewan 1,134,402

Alberta Alberta 4,175,409

British Columbia

Yukon territory

Northwest China 43,234

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Analysis of relevant population distribution in China

China people live in Ontario and British Columbia.

"According to the census data conducted in Canada in 2006, the total Chinese population in Canada in 2006 was 65,438+0,265,438+06,570, an increase of 65,438+08.2% compared with the last census." Leung Ting, spokesman of Statistics Canada, said at the press conference, "China people live in two provinces on the east and west coasts-Ontario and British Columbia. Among them, the Chinese population in Ontario accounts for nearly half of the total, which is 576,980, an increase of19.8% compared with 200 1; British Columbia is 407,225, an increase of 1 1.4%. "

Liang Ting said that in the Canadian Metropolitan Area (CMA), there are two Chinese people with a population of more than 654.38 million+,namely Toronto in the east and Vancouver in the west. In addition, there are 7 metropolitan areas in China with a population between 10000 and 99999; 1 0,000 to 999916; There is 15 between 500 and 999.

According to the statistics of the Bureau of Statistics, the Chinese population in Toronto Metropolitan Area has reached 486,330, ranking first in all regions. The population of Chinese in Vancouver Metropolitan Area is 38 1.535, ranking second. However, in terms of the proportion of the local population, Vancouver metropolitan area ranks first, reaching18.2%; The Chinese population in Toronto Metropolitan Area only accounts for 9.6% of the local population, ranking second.

However, from the perspective of the growth rate of the number of Chinese, it is surprising that Manchukuo is among the best, and the number of Chinese in this city has increased by 59% in five years.

The above report was published by Statistics Canada. Xu Lianghui Jing, an analyst of the Bureau, said that despite the rising population of Chinese people in the country, the status of Chinese as the largest ethnic minority in the country was no longer guaranteed in the 2006 5438+0 census. The title was won by South Asians in the 2006 census, and Chinese are now the second largest ethnic minority. According to the report, if compared with the number of Chinese, most districts have the largest number of Chinese residents in the country, with nearly 540,000 people, accounting for 44% of the Chinese population in the country; There are also 400,000 Chinese in Great Temperature Area, accounting for 33% of all Chinese in China.

Richmond, a large temperature area, is still the city with the highest population density of Chinese in China. In 200 1 year, there were 39% Chinese in this city, which rose to 45.4% the year before last, with 79,000 Chinese. It is worth noting that the proportion of Chinese population in Dawen area has risen to 19.2%, and almost every five people have 1 Chinese. The Chinese population in Dawen reached 402,000 in the 2006 census, even surpassing the traditional mainstream ethnic Scots (337,000) and Canadian-born Canadians (278,000), and second only to the British (484,300) among all ethnic groups.

Richmond has the highest proportion of Chinese in the country. 43.6% of Richmond's population is Chinese, and 65% of Richmond's population is ethnic minority, second only to Markham in Ontario. In addition, the proportion of rich Indian population in Abs is as high as 16.3%, which is the highest proportion of Indian population in China.

The city with the second highest Chinese population density is Wanjin City in most districts, rising from 30% of 200/kloc-0 to 35.5% of the year before last, with 93,000 Chinese. Bernaby, a city with a large temperature zone, has the third largest density of Chinese in China, accounting for 3 1% the year before, with 62,000 Chinese.

In terms of China's population growth rate, Quebec ranks first, and China citizens have increased by 40% in the past five years; The second place is a province, with an increase of 21%in five years; Third place in Ontario, nearly 20%; The fourth largest British Columbia is only about 1 1%. In terms of cities, in the past five years, Damandik and Calgary, two relatively unpopular areas, have the highest growth rates, with 59% and 45% respectively. Most districts have more than five years128,000 Chinese, the number is the first, and the growth rate is 3 1%. The growth rate of Chinese in the great temperature area is the lowest among the four major cities, with an increase of only 17% in five years.

In most districts, the growth rate of Chinese population in Mississauga is the highest in the past five years, rising by 54%; The second place in Markham City is 49% more; Richmond Hill, the third place, rose by 25%; Many cities have increased 19% of China people. In the past five years, the growth rate of Chinese population in Bernaby and Richmond, a big temperature area, is almost the same, accounting for 24% and 23% respectively. There are only 9% more Chinese in Vancouver.

Compared with other provinces in China, Ontario has nearly 580,000 Chinese, the highest in China. British Columbia followed closely, with 4.65438+0 million Chinese in the province; Albanian third province1.20,000 Chinese, Quebec fourth province 80,000 Chinese. If we compare the density of Chinese, British Columbia ranks first, with Chinese accounting for10%; Followed by Ontario, Chinese accounted for nearly 5%. However, compared with the growth rate of Chinese, Quebec ranks first, and the number of Chinese citizens has increased by 40% in the past five years; The second place is a province, with an increase of 21%in five years; Third place in Ontario, nearly 20%; The fourth largest British Columbia is only about 1 1%.