Capital H (Part 1) - Regional district electoral area, British Columbia, Canada - Citizenship, immigrant status, minority and aboriginal population



Citizenship

Canadian citizens
Total: 4,040
This region:

95.1%
British Columbia:

92.3%
Male: 2,100
This region:

95.9%
Province:

92.7%
Female: 1,935
This region:

93.9%
Province:

91.9%
Canadian citizens under age 18
Total: 870
Here:

20.5%
British Columbia:

19.7%
Male: 450
This region:

20.5%
British Columbia:

20.6%
Female: 415
This region:

20.1%
Province:

18.7%
Canadian citizens age 18 and over
Total: 3,175
Here:

74.7%
British Columbia:

72.7%
Male: 1,655
This region:

75.6%
Province:

72.1%
Female: 1,520
Here:

73.8%
Province:

73.2%
Not Canadian citizens
Total: 210
Here:

4.9%
British Columbia:

7.7%
Male: 85
This region:

3.9%
Province:

7.3%
Female: 120
This region:

5.8%
Province:

8.1%

Generation status

Capital H (Part 1) Generation Status

1st generation
Total: 865
This region:

24.2%
Province:

33.0%
Male: 430
This region:

23.3%
British Columbia:

32.2%
Female: 435
Here:

25.1%
British Columbia:

33.9%
2nd generation
Total: 715
Here:

20.0%
British Columbia:

22.2%
Male: 360
Here:

19.5%
Province:

22.2%
Female: 355
This region:

20.5%
British Columbia:

22.3%
3rd generation or more
Total: 2,000
Here:

55.9%
Province:

44.7%
Male: 1,060
Here:

57.5%
British Columbia:

45.6%
Female: 940
This region:

54.3%
Province:

43.9%

Immigration details

Total visible minority population
Total: 200
Here:

4.7%
British Columbia:

24.8%
Male: 80
This region:

3.7%
British Columbia:

24.2%
Female: 115
This region:

5.6%
Province:

25.3%
Aboriginal identity population
Total: 205
Here:

4.8%
British Columbia:

4.8%
Male: 100
Here:

4.6%
Province:

4.7%
Female: 105
This region:

5.1%
Province:

4.9%

Capital H (Part 1) Minority Population

Chinese
Total: 65
Here:

32.5%
Province:

40.4%
Male: 10
Here:

12.5%
Province:

40.3%
Female: 50
Here:

43.5%
Province:

40.4%
South Asian
Total: 95
Here:

47.5%
Province:

26.0%
Male: 50
This region:

62.5%
British Columbia:

26.9%
Female: 50
Here:

43.5%
Province:

25.2%
Filipino
Total: 25
This region:

12.5%
Province:

8.7%
Male: 10
This region:

12.5%
British Columbia:

7.7%
Female: 15
Here:

13.0%
British Columbia:

9.7%
Southeast Asian
Total: 10
This region:

5.0%
Province:

4.0%
Male: 10
Here:

12.5%
British Columbia:

4.1%
Female: 10
Here:

8.7%
Province:

4.0%
Non-immigrants
Total: 3,385
This region:

79.6%
Province:

71.3%
Male: 1,770
Here:

80.8%
British Columbia:

72.2%
Female: 1,620
This region:

78.6%
Province:

70.4%
Immigrants
Total: 810
This region:

19.1%
Province:

27.5%
Male: 390
Here:

17.8%
British Columbia:

26.6%
Female: 420
This region:

20.4%
British Columbia:

28.3%
Non-permanent residents
Total: 50
Here:

1.2%
Province:

1.2%
Male: 30
This region:

1.4%
British Columbia:

1.2%
Female: 20
Here:

1.0%
Province:

1.3%

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Source: Statistics Canada Catalogue no. 92-591-XWE. Ottawa. Released March 13 2007 and Statistics Canada Catalogue no. 98-316-XWE. Ottawa. Released October 24, 2012. This data is an unofficial version of the materials, made without affiliation or endorsement of Statistics Canada.
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