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2001 2001 2001 Maple Leaf HIGHWAY 401 LAWRENCE AVE W C N R GRACEFIELD AVE RUSTIC RD CULFORD RD KEELE ST ( Keymap Community & Neighbourhood Services Top 5 Home Languages (Not English or French) 1145 280 170 145 110 0 130 260 390 520 650 780 910 1040 1170 1300 Italian Spanish Gujarati Chinese Portuguese Number of Persons (rounded to nearest 5) % Immigrants Higher % Recent Immigrants Higher * % Aboriginal Origin Lower ** % Canadian Citizenship Lower % Non-Official Home Language† Higher ** % No Knowledge of Official Languages Higher ** % Visible Minority Lower * Comparison to All of Toronto † Single Responses only. *One star represents differences of 20% to <50% and two stars, 50% or more. Social Profile #2 - Neighbourhoods Immigration, Ethnicity, Language Source: Statistics Canada, Land Information Toronto © 2003 Copyright City of Toronto. All Rights Reserved. Date of Publication: May 2003 Contact: [email protected] Prepared by the Social Policy Analysis & Research Unit, with assistance from Toronto Public Health. Page 1 of 4

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† Single Responses only. *One star represents differences of 20% to <50% and two stars, 50% or more.

Social Profile #2 - NeighbourhoodsImmigration, Ethnicity, Language

Source: Statistics Canada, Land Information Toronto© 2003 Copyright City of Toronto. All Rights Reserved.Date of Publication: May 2003Contact: [email protected]

Prepared by the Social Policy Analysis & Research Unit, with assistance from Toronto Public Health.

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Language, Ethnicity, Immigration

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Period of Immigration

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Source: Statistics Canada, Land Information Toronto© 2003 Copyright City of Toronto. All Rights Reserved.Date of Publication: May 2003Contact: [email protected]

Prepared by the Social Policy Analysis & Research Unit, with assistance from Toronto Public Health.

1996 - 200125%

Before 196124%

1981 - 199014%

1971 - 19809%

1961 - 197016%

1991 - 199512% Before 1961

1961 - 19701971 - 19801981 - 19901991 - 19951996 - 2001

Recent immigrants refers to persons who immigrated to Canada within the 5 years prior to each Census year. Please note that the individual 'places of birth' are not always comparable with previous Census years.

 �Group Number Group NumberIndia 290 India 405Pakistan 135 Philippines 160Guyana 115 Bangladesh 95Poland 105 Russian Federation 75Sri Lanka 100 Guyana 70Vietnam 80 China 55Philippines 70 Ghana 40Jamaica 50 Jamaica 35Bangladesh 40 Yugoslavia 25El Salvador 40 Ukraine 25

Top 10 Recent Immigrants 1996 Top 10 Recent Immigrants 2001

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Source: Statistics Canada, Land Information Toronto© 2003 Copyright City of Toronto. All Rights Reserved.Date of Publication: May 2003Contact: [email protected]

Prepared by the Social Policy Analysis & Research Unit, with assistance from Toronto Public Health.

Ethnic OriginSingle

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ResponsesItalian 3,825 355 4,180Canadian 540 375 915East Indian 580 120 710English 185 415 605Portuguese 345 85 430Irish 60 365 425Filipino 325 85 400Spanish 220 175 395Chinese 250 70 325Scottish 60 250 310

Top 10 Ethnic Origins (Ancestry)

Home language refers to the language spoken most often or on a regular basis at home. Please note that the individual home languages do not always match those used in previous census years.

Ethnic origin refers to the ethnic or cultural group(s) to which the respondent's ancestors self-identified. The category 'Total Population (single and multiple origins)' indicates both those that reported only one origin and those that reported multiple origins. Therefore respondents with multiple origins are counted more than once and are included in each origin they reported.

2001 Home Language Top 10 � Number %Total Pop. by Home Language 10,050 100English 3,935 39.15French 15 0.15Not English or French 2,615 26.02…Italian 1,145 11.39…Spanish 280 2.79…Gujarati 170 1.69…Chinese 145 1.44…Portuguese 110 1.09…Russian 90 0.9…Urdu 80 0.8…Tagalog 65 0.65…Punjabi 60 0.6…Ukrainian 55 0.55Multiple Languages 3,485 34.68

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Source: Statistics Canada, Land Information Toronto© 2003 Copyright City of Toronto. All Rights Reserved.Date of Publication: May 2003Contact: [email protected]

Prepared by the Social Policy Analysis & Research Unit, with assistance from Toronto Public Health.

Note: Visible minority n.i.e. refers to visible minority persons Not Included Elsewhere.

Visible Minority Population in 1996 and 2001

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*Counts for the Aboriginal population are more affected than most by incomplete enumeration. Non-Permanent Residents refers to people and their family members from another country who have employment authorization, a student authorization, a Minister's permit, or who are refugee claimants.

Neighbourhood 29Category Number % Number %Total Pop. by Knowledge of Official Languages 10,210  � 10,045  �…Neither English nor French 885 8.7 775 7.7Total Pop. Aboriginal & Non-Aboriginal 10,210  � 10,050  �…Aboriginal Population/Identity* 20 0.2 10 0.1Total Pop. by Visible Minority Designation 10,210  � 10,055  �…Visible Minority 3,200 31.3 3,125 31.1Total Population by Citizenship 10,210  � 10,050  �…Canadian Citizenship 8,030 78.6 7,790 77.5Total Population by Immigrant Status 10,210  � 10,045  �…Immigrants 5,700 55.8 5,775 57.5……Recent Immigrants 1,515 14.8 1,480 14.7…Non-Permanent Residents 110 1.1 155 1.5

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