Canada Demographics Maps Thread (by federal riding)

[Hash]

I'd do that, but I can't get pre-2004 redistribution maps, unless somebody gives a link to some base maps for that.

[Hash]

Bump. Requests?

[Hash]

*blows dust off thread*

The DGEQ has demographic profiles for all 125 Quebecois constituencies.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Mont-Royal is... er... a surprise.

[Hash]

Mont-Royal is... er... a surprise.

The constituency includes quite a few poorer social housing developments. Mont-Royal itself isn't even in the constituency (half is in Outremont, the other half in whatever they call Westmount).

[Hash]

[Linus Van Pelt]

Mont-Royal is... er... a surprise.

The constituency includes quite a few poorer social housing developments. Mont-Royal itself isn't even in the constituency (half is in Outremont, the other half in whatever they call Westmount).

(been lurking on the forum a little while - Canadian, though now living in New Jersey)

I assume you mean the mountain? The Town of Mount Royal is in this riding, and is quite rich, so it is a bit surprising. But the riding also includes a lot of Côte-des-Neiges, a very poor immigrant area of Montreal proper.

[Hash]

Mont-Royal is... er... a surprise.

The constituency includes quite a few poorer social housing developments. Mont-Royal itself isn't even in the constituency (half is in Outremont, the other half in whatever they call Westmount).

(been lurking on the forum a little while - Canadian, though now living in New Jersey)

I assume you mean the mountain? The Town of Mount Royal is in this riding, and is quite rich, so it is a bit surprising. But the riding also includes a lot of Côte-des-Neiges, a very poor immigrant area of Montreal proper.

Yes, the mountain of course.

[Hash]

Saskatchewan, like Quebec and BC publishes stats by provincial constituency. However, Manitoba doesn't seem to do so (communities only, IIRC), Alberta is Alberta, and Newfies live up to the stereotype.

Here is average (not median, apparently) HH income in Saskatoon and Regina. (https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/GALLERY/2007_19_04_09_8_18_15.png



If anybody has a blank map of the new BC constituencies, I need to do some maps. So please, get me a map!

[Hatman 🍁]

Saskatchewan, like Quebec and BC publishes stats by provincial constituency. However, Manitoba doesn't seem to do so (communities only, IIRC), Alberta is Alberta, and Newfies live up to the stereotype.

Here is average (not median, apparently) HH income in Saskatoon and Regina. (https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/GALLERY/2007_19_04_09_8_18_15.png



If anybody has a blank map of the new BC constituencies, I need to do some maps. So please, get me a map!

I will be making one soon

[Hash]

Saskatchewan, like Quebec and BC publishes stats by provincial constituency. However, Manitoba doesn't seem to do so (communities only, IIRC), Alberta is Alberta, and Newfies live up to the stereotype.

Here is average (not median, apparently) HH income in Saskatoon and Regina. (https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/GALLERY/2007_19_04_09_8_18_15.png



If anybody has a blank map of the new BC constituencies, I need to do some maps. So please, get me a map!

I will be making one soon

Before the election would be cool!

[Hash]

Bump.

Mississauga and Brampton. Larger version



905 East/Centre and Oshawa. Larger version

[deansherratt]

Could you do a map of the top highest income ridings?

[Hash]

Could you do a map of the top highest income ridings?

Explain, mar plij?

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Interesting to see that the one Mississauga riding has basically inner-city demographics.

[Hatman 🍁]

Interesting to see that the one Mississauga riding has basically inner-city demographics.

Mississauga East-Cooksville, I think. It's the most Liberal, anyways.

[Lunar]

[Hatman 🍁]

If that is an attempt to make fun of Canada, it is a fail.

[Hash]

If that is an attempt to make fun of Canada, it is a fail.

[Lunar]

just a map of an igloo guys

[MaxQue]

just a map of an igloo guys

That is not Canada. This igloo is unilingual!

[Linus Van Pelt]

The Pundits' Guide has just set up a totally awesome database that ranks all the ridings in the country by various demographic features - a great procrastination tool for those interested in the topic of this thread...

http://www.punditsguide.ca/census_e.php

[Hatman 🍁]

The Pundits' Guide has just set up a totally awesome database that ranks all the ridings in the country by various demographic features - a great procrastination tool for those interested in the topic of this thread...

http://www.punditsguide.ca/census_e.php

I made a few religious maps in the gallery, after I saw this. I am willing to take requests.

[Linus Van Pelt]

I am willing to take requests.

Even though it's one of the least politically relevant statistics, I kind of think maps by transportation mode would be cool.

[Hash]

Top 10 Arab ridings:

1.   11.1%   Saint-Laurent – Cartierville, QC
2.   8.2%   Ottawa South, ON
3.   7.7%   Ahuntsic, QC
4.   6.6%   Saint-Léonard – Saint-Michel, QC
5.   5.8%   Bourassa, QC
6.   5.8%   Westmount – Ville-Marie, QC
7.   5.6%   Laval – Les Îles, QC
8.   5.2%   Outremont, QC
9.   5.2%   Windsor West, ON
10.   4.6%   Pierrefonds – Dollard, QC

Most Arab riding held by the Tories is Ottawa West–Nepean, 3.9% Arab.

FTR, Arabs in Ahuntsic don't vote Bloc.

These lists sound fun. I'll do more.