Demographics
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Population: 945,967 (as of October 31, 2006)

If York Region was a village of 100 people, this would be its make up:

Citizenship

92 villagers, regardless of country of birth would be Canadian Citizens, 8 would not.

Immigration

About 40 villagers would be immigrants, 60 would be Canadian born.

The top ten non-official languages

Cantonese, Chinese, Italian, Russian, Persian, Punjabi, Tamil, Korean, Mandarin and Urdu.

Religion

• 60 villagers would be Christians

• 17 villagers would have no religion

• 8 would be Jewish

• 4 would be Muslim

• 3 would be Hindu

• 8 would belong to a variety of other religions

Ethnic Origin

• 22 villagers would be of Chinese or East/Southeast Asian descent

• 20 would be of Italian descent

• 12 would identify as being of Canadian descent

• 10 villagers' ethnic origin would stem from the British Isles

• 10 would be of South or West Asian descent

• 7 would be Jewish

• 7 would be of Western or South Western European descent

• 4 would be of Eastern European descent

• 1 would be of Caribbean descent

The rest would be of a wide variety of other ethnic origins.

Languages Spoken at Home

• 83 villagers would speak English

• 8 would speak Cantonese or Chinese

• 2 would speak Italian

Other languages include Russian, Persian, Punjabi, Tamil and Korean.

Age

• 35 villagers would be children or youth between the ages of 0 and 24

• 47 would be 25 to 54 years of age

• 18 would be 55 or over