Language Highlight Tables, 2016 Census

Language spoken most often at home by other language(s) spoken regularly at home (Total) and age (Total), 2016 counts for the population excluding institutional residents of Canada and census subdivisions (municipalities) with 5,000-plus population, 2016 Census – 100% Data The letter C inside a yellow triangle - correction Update of the 2016 Census language data

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This table shows Language spoken most often at home by other language(s) spoken regularly at home (Total) and age (Total), 2016 counts for the population excluding institutional residents of Canada and census subdivisions (municipalities) with 5,000-plus population, 2016 Census – 100% Data. The column headings are: Geographic name; type; prov/terr; Language spoken most often at home - Total; Language spoken most often at home - English; Language spoken most often at home - French; Language spoken most often at home - Non-official language; Language spoken most often at home - English and French; Language spoken most often at home - English and non-official language; Language spoken most often at home - French and non-official language; Language spoken most often at home - English, French and non-official language
Geographic name Type Prov. / Terr. Language spoken most often at home Footnote 2
Total English French Non-official language English and French English and non-official language French and non-official language English, French and non-official language
Canada ... ... 34,767,255 22,162,865 6,943,800 3,997,200 160,185 1,284,975 148,915 69,310
North Glengarry TP Ont. 9,845 6,370 3,115 115 180 55 0 5
Clare MD N.S. 7,885 3,350 4,305 20 185 20 0 5
Gaspé V Que. 14,300 1,460 12,625 15 185 0 10 0
Niagara Falls CY Ont. 86,815 76,065 440 6,905 185 3,150 10 60
Richmond CY B.C. 197,255 90,045 340 86,640 185 19,820 25 200
Sept-Îles V Que. 25,185 670 23,875 315 185 5 120 15
Thunder Bay CY Ont. 106,180 99,685 745 3,620 185 1,920 5 20
Victoria CY B.C. 83,030 75,830 435 4,425 200 2,065 20 55
Guelph CY Ont. 130,780 111,815 545 13,315 205 4,785 30 85
Cambridge CY Ont. 128,600 112,760 385 10,565 210 4,590 15 80
Chatham-Kent MU Ont. 100,685 95,490 575 3,295 210 1,080 5 30
Shawinigan V Que. 48,060 325 47,275 145 210 5 85 15
Val-d'Or V Que. 32,160 765 30,795 185 210 50 135 25
Coquitlam CY B.C. 138,335 87,800 345 39,470 220 10,290 35 175
Pickering CY Ont. 91,100 76,790 420 8,480 225 5,060 30 95
South Glengarry TP Ont. 13,055 10,325 2,220 215 225 65 5 5
Alfred and Plantagenet TP Ont. 9,550 2,400 6,810 75 230 30 5 0
Edmundston C N.B. 16,265 705 15,125 140 235 20 35 5
Rouyn-Noranda V Que. 42,090 530 41,000 170 235 5 130 25
Hawkesbury T Ont. 10,040 1,915 7,575 200 240 75 20 15
Kapuskasing T Ont. 8,205 3,100 4,655 140 245 55 5 5
Notre-Dame-de-l'Île-Perrot V Que. 10,640 2,940 6,545 595 250 100 115 95
Rosemère V Que. 13,800 2,360 10,540 435 250 80 80 60
Sainte-Marthe-sur-le-Lac V Que. 18,055 935 16,050 505 250 30 220 70
Saint John C N.B. 66,200 62,045 1,035 2,300 265 530 10 15
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