Imagining South Vancouver as it would be today if it was still its own municipality.
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
A city of Immigrants
South Vancouver competes with Richmond to have the highest proportion of immigrants in all of BC. South Vancouver barely out does Richmond with 100,335 immigrants, who make up 59.1% of all people in the city. 58.2% of Richmond's population are immigrants who were not born in Canada.
But while the two cities have a similar proportion of immigrants, South Vancouver is more ethnically diverse. 73.9% of poeple who live in South Vancouver are visible minorities, compared to "only" 65.1% in Richmond. This makes South Vancouver the most diverse city in all of Canada - more than places like Brampton (57%), and Mississauga (49%).
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