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Immigrant Households

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Ontario — Immigrant Households

  Non-Immigrant Non-Permanent Resident Immigrant Landed Before 2001 Landed 2001 to 2010 Recent Immigrants (Landed 2011-2016) Total
Ontario 3,332,935 67,250 1,768,990 1,305,485 334,425 129,075 5,169,175
Barrie 59,565 220 12,750 10,630 1,645 465 72,535
Bracebridge T 6,105 10 610 555 45 10 6,730
Brantford 43,985 130 8,415 7,255 915 245 52,530
Brighton MU 4,050 0 725 680 40 0 4,780
Brock TP 3,975 10 560 535 20 0 4,540
Brockville 15,250 15 1,645 1,455 130 65 16,910
Centre Wellington 9,235 15 1,570 1,425 105 45 10,820
Chatham-Kent 38,555 90 4,530 4,040 340 155 43,175
Cobourg 7,145 10 1,485 1,385 85 15 8,640
Collingwood 8,060 25 1,470 1,305 135 30 9,560
Cornwall 24,080 50 1,950 1,610 265 80 26,080
Elliot Lake 4,775 10 725 700 20 10 5,515
Erin T 3,310 10 785 725 55 0 4,110
Gravenhurst T 4,545 0 465 425 30 15 5,015
Greater Napanee T 6,100 10 470 430 40 0 6,580
Greater Sudbury / Grand Sudbury 64,910 300 5,235 4,400 520 310 70,445
Guelph 44,485 540 14,260 10,735 2,490 1,035 59,280
Haldimand County CY 15,525 15 1,960 1,830 110 20 17,505
Hamilton 203,840 2,390 87,115 69,905 12,455 4,750 293,345
Hawkesbury 5,535 10 210 155 30 25 5,745
Huntsville T 7,370 0 740 655 70 15 8,110
Ingersoll 4,620 0 465 435 30 0 5,085
Kawartha Lakes 27,915 30 3,165 2,925 180 60 31,105
Kenora 6,065 10 405 325 40 35 6,475
Kincardine MU 4,220 0 635 500 95 30 4,855
Kingston 57,505 650 9,760 7,870 1,305 585 67,915
Kitchener - Cambridge - Waterloo 142,585 3,280 54,630 40,645 10,135 3,845 200,495
Lambton Shores MU 4,245 0 540 505 25 15 4,785
London 156,510 3,190 46,750 35,980 7,300 3,470 206,450
Meaford MU 4,190 0 640 590 25 25 4,830
Midland 13,635 15 1,535 1,390 115 30 15,180
Norfolk 22,350 70 3,585 3,275 230 85 26,005
North Bay 28,275 25 1,830 1,600 175 50 30,125
North Perth MU 4,520 20 560 465 70 25 5,100
Orillia 11,895 10 1,570 1,415 120 40 13,480
Oshawa 105,565 460 32,940 27,770 4,135 1,035 138,960
Ottawa 266,910 5,555 101,290 73,635 19,350 8,305 373,755
Owen Sound 12,705 20 1,165 1,040 110 20 13,885
Pembroke 9,330 15 570 505 50 10 9,915
Petawawa 5,920 10 405 335 50 25 6,335
Peterborough 45,000 215 5,320 4,660 470 190 50,535
Port Hope 6,085 10 980 935 40 0 7,075
Prince Edward County CY 9,305 15 1,410 1,290 100 15 10,730
Sarnia 36,110 220 5,660 5,110 420 130 41,990
Saugeen Shores T 5,270 0 745 640 75 35 6,025
Sault Ste. Marie 30,485 155 3,890 3,605 205 80 34,530
Scugog TP 7,075 10 1,135 1,060 45 35 8,220
St. Catharines - Niagara 131,345 1,420 35,720 30,390 3,940 1,390 168,485
Stratford 11,935 15 1,895 1,660 145 95 13,845
The Nation / La Nation M 4,550 0 215 185 25 10 4,765
Thunder Bay 46,175 280 6,090 5,440 410 245 52,545
Tillsonburg 6,025 0 1,105 1,030 60 10 7,130
Timmins 16,945 20 775 630 100 40 17,740
Toronto 888,665 45,220 1,202,025 848,830 255,590 97,605 2,135,910
Trent Hills MU 4,900 0 605 570 25 0 5,505
West Grey MU 4,555 10 510 480 20 10 5,070
West Nipissing / Nipissing Ouest M 6,120 0 165 125 15 25 6,280
Windsor 96,355 1,530 35,035 26,625 5,645 2,770 132,920
Woodstock 14,655 45 2,450 2,130 235 85 17,150
Notes:
  • Where band housing is present, total dwelling counts are larger than the sum of owned and rented dwellings.
  • An immigrant household is a household with a primary household maintainer who is an immigrant. An immigrant is a person who is or has ever been a landed immigrant/permanent resident, that is, someone who has been granted the right to live permanently in Canada by immigration authorities.
  • A non-permanent resident is a person from another country who has a work or study permit, or who is a refugee claimant, and any non-Canadian-born family member living in Canada with him or her.
  • Recent immigrants are immigrants who landed in Canada between Jan 1, 2011 and May 10, 2016.
  • The primary household maintainer is the person or one of the people in the household responsible for major household payments such as the rent or mortgage. In households with more than one maintainer, the primary maintainer is the first person listed as a maintainer.
Source: CMHC, adapted from Statistics Canada (Census of Canada and National Household Survey) (opens in new window)