Population, Households and Housing Stock

Households with Seniors

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Toronto — Households with Seniors (%)

	Household Has at Least One Senior (65 or Older)	Other Household Type	Total
Toronto	30.6	69.4	100.0
Toronto (Central)	16.0	84.0	100.0
Toronto (East)	25.9	74.1	100.0
Toronto (North)	27.6	72.4	100.0
Toronto (West)	20.9	79.1	100.0
Etobicoke (South)	26.6	73.4	100.0
Etobicoke (Central)	37.9	62.1	100.0
Etobicoke (North)	33.9	66.1	100.0
York	30.6	69.4	100.0
East York	29.0	71.0	100.0
Scarborough (Central)	32.5	67.5	100.0
Scarborough (North)	43.6	56.4	100.0
Scarborough (East)	36.6	63.4	100.0
North York (Southeast)	35.9	64.1	100.0
North York (Northeast)	31.1	68.9	100.0
North York (Southwest)	34.2	65.8	100.0
North York (N.Central)	32.8	67.2	100.0
North York (Northwest)	32.2	67.8	100.0
Mississauga (South)	35.1	64.9	100.0
Mississauga (Northwest)	31.3	68.7	100.0
Mississauga (Northeast)	33.3	66.7	100.0
Brampton (West)	28.8	71.2	100.0
Brampton (East)	33.8	66.2	100.0
Oakville	30.2	69.8	100.0
Caledon	32.8	67.2	100.0
Richmond Hill/Vaughan/King	33.3	66.7	100.0
Aurora, Newmkt, Whit-St.	30.8	69.2	100.0
Markham	36.8	63.2	100.0
Pickering/Ajax/Uxbridge	32.4	67.6	100.0
Milton/Halton Hills	25.0	75.0	100.0
Orangeville/Mono	30.2	69.8	100.0
Bradford/West Gwillimbury/New Tecumseth	29.8	70.2	100.0

Notes:

Where band housing is present, total dwelling counts are larger than the sum of owned and rented dwellings.