Canada Demographics Maps Thread (by federal riding)

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Montreal and Laval Larger



Ottawa Larger



Vancouver and region - Income stuff Larger



Vancouver and region - Occupation and Work stuff Larger



Vancouver and region - two totally unrelated maps Larger



Southern Ontario education Larger



Northern Quebec/Abitibi/Outaouais/Laurentides Larger



Saskatchewan larger



Newfoundland and Labrador Larger




Completed
*Ottawa
*Montreal
*Vancouver (3 maps)
*Saskatchewan
*Newfoundland and Labrador
*Southern Ontario education (% with degree)
*Northern Quebec
*Aboriginal and Metis stuff (Northern AB, MB, SK, ON)
*French in Ontario, Manitoba and NB
*Anglophones in Montreal/Laval.
*Edmonton
*Calgary
*Nova Scotia
*Winnipeg
*Lanaudière-Mauricie
*Median HH Income in Montreal (provincial ridings)
*Average HH Income in Saskatoon and Regina (provincial ridings)
*Mississauga-Brampton
*905 East/Centre and Oshawa

Miscellaneous
*% ADQ vote, 2007 provincial election

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Anything about First Nations people?

Which province?

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Anything about First Nations people?

Which province?

Any.

Though Quebec, Satch and Manibota would be interesting. (And Metis too, if they are counted as separate.)

I'll make a few maps.

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Time for a few maps again.

First of, Aboriginal identity in northern AB, SK, MB, and ON (I'll get around to Quebec and Newfoundland a bit later). Larger

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Metis % in Sask and Manitoba Larger

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Francophone % in Manitoba Larger



Francophone % in Ontario (Eastern ON and the north, the two largest concentrations) Larger



Working on a Montreal linguistic map now.

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Kind of.

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NB French - larger



English in MTL- Larger

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Edmonton



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Calgary (https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/GALLERY/2007_03_10_08_6_15_24.png)



Nova Scotia (https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/GALLERY/2007_06_10_08_8_00_34.png)

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Not really demographics, but I didn't want to create a useless thread.

The ADQ vote in 2007 (https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/GALLERY/2007_07_10_08_7_06_40.png)



Montreal Island inset (https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/GALLERY/2007_07_10_08_7_05_49.png)

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...Winnipeg would be nice...

Sure, I'll get to it tomorrow. Or when I have time

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Winnipeg (https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/GALLERY/2007_08_10_08_7_49_01.png)

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The region with the best riding in all of Canada. (https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/GALLERY/2007_13_10_08_8_10_41.png)



Cookie to whoever guesses which constituency I'm referring to.

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The region with the best riding in all of Canada. (https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/GALLERY/2007_13_10_08_8_10_41.png)



Cookie to whoever guesses which constituency I'm referring to.

I hope than this is not Andre Arthur's riding, Portneuf--Jacques-Cartier. But you originate from around Saint-Malo and Jacques Cartier is from Saint-Malo, so that is perhaps the best riding.

I also hope than this is not Saint-Maurice--Champlain, the old riding of The Embarrassment, Jean Chretien.

It's certainly not any of those two.

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Any specific requests?

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

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Bump. Requests?

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*blows dust off thread*

The DGEQ has demographic profiles for all 125 Quebecois constituencies.

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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).

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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.

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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!

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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!

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Bump.

Mississauga and Brampton. Larger version



905 East/Centre and Oshawa. Larger version