A summary of the census data released throughout 2022 including age, income, languages, immigration
Statistics Canada says the country’s population grew by 362,453 people between July and October
COVID restrictions have been a new motivator for potential Chinese immigrants, one expert suggests
2.8 million fewer commuters in 2021 than in 2016 during shift toward remote work
Census data shows 40% of Castlegar residents claim a religious association
For the first time, non-religious people outnumber religious people in British Columbia
Growth in the non-religious population, decline in people reporting as Christian linked
Castlegar and Trail are also seeing jumps in residents from other countries
Statistics Canada says immigration is the main driver of population growth
13.7 per cent of Castlegar households spend more than 30-per-cent of their income on housing
Russian and Portuguese are declining according to latest census information
About 243,000 people reported being able to speak an Indigenous language
Anglophone rights group worries data will be used to portray English speakers as a threat
A growing number of new immigrants to Canada are bringing with them…
1 in 10 Quebecers report speaking predominantly English at home
A look at local family and income demographics
Incomes trended 9.8 per cent higher during the early pandemic than five years earlier
