Changing Landscapes: Recent Immigrants Living in York Region

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Produced by The Regional Municipality of York Community and Health Services Department with the support of the York Region Community Social Data Strategy Consortium and Community Reference Group York Region’s Community Social Data Strategy Consortium York Region’s Community Reference Group Aurora Chamber of Commerce, Big Brothers/Big Sisters of York, Catholic Community Services of York Region, Central Local Health Integration Network, Human Services Planning Board, The Regional Municipality of York, Town of Markham Planning & Urban Design Department, Richmond Hill Chamber of Commerce, United Way of York Region, Vaughan Chamber of Commerce, York Catholic District School Board, York Region District School Board, York Regional Police, Workforce Planning Board of York Region & Bradford West Gwillimbury To view this document as well as other socio-economic information about York Region’s residents, please visit York Region’s website: www.york.ca This research is funded by: In support of: LEADING CHANGE FOR A STRONGER COMMUNITY
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Changing Landscapes: Recent Immigra
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message from York Region’s Commun
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TOC Table of Contents Highlights ..
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The Diversity of York Region’s Re
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Introduction The Annual Report to P
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What demographic changes have been
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Map 2: Geographic Distribution of R
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Why do recent immigrants move to Yo
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Who are the recent immigrants livin
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DID YOU KNOW? The largest number of
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» As of 2006, visible minorities r
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» In 2006, 82 per cent of recent i
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WHAT DOES THIS MEAN: In general, re
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Map 5: Household Sizes for Recent I
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» For immigrants who had lived in
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» In 2006, recent immigrants aged
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» On average, established immigran
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» In 2005, York Region had the sec
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Recent immigrants were most affecte
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Recent immigrants bring the skills,
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Recommendations The goal of this so
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Appendix 1: List of Maps, Tables an
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Table 34: Recent Immigrant Populati
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Figure 42: Housing Cost as Proporti
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Appendix 2: Local Municipal Profile
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Town of Aurora Demographics: » In
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» In 2006, almost 57 per cent of t
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A quarter or more of recent immigra
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In Summary: In 2006, 47,035 people
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Town of markham Demographics: » In
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» In 2006, the percentage of recen
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more than half of all recent immigr
Page 71 and 72: » In 2006, 76 per cent of recent i
Page 75 and 76: In Summary: In 2006, 260,760 people
Page 77 and 78: Town of Newmarket Demographics: »
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Page 81 and 82: One third of recent immigrants aged
Page 89 and 90: Town of Richmond Hill Demographics:
Page 91 and 92: » In 2006, 53 per cent of the rece
Page 93 and 94: In 2006, 46 per cent of recent immi
Page 101 and 102: City of Vaughan Demographics: » In
Page 103 and 104: » In 2006, over half of the recent
Page 105 and 106: In 2006, 44 per cent of recent immi
Page 113: Appendix 3: Methodology Changing La
Page 116 and 117: Non-immigrants: Persons who are Can
Page 118 and 119: who were in Canada on temporary vis
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