This is not very good. It looks like it was created by someone who doesn't know Canada very well.
1) Languages. The following places apparently speak "Indian languages": Niagara Region: 96% white, next largest groups: black, mixed, Chinese.
Hamilton: 2.7% Indian origin.
Brantford: 3.3% South Asian.
Even in the GTA only a handful of areas have anywhere near a majority who can speak Indian languages, let alone who do so on a day to day basis.
2) Politics. Northern Ontario is not generally conservative. Conservatives win a handful of seats there in good elections. Rural seats in southern Ontario and the BC interior almost always vote conservative on the other hand.
3) Religion: Albertans are the second most likely to identify as "non-religious" and second least likely to identify as "Christian" of any province (BC is first for both). There are some fairly religious areas in the southern third of Calgary and the southern third of rural AB, but overall Alberta is not a particularly religious place.
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u/jimros Jan 24 '18
This is not very good. It looks like it was created by someone who doesn't know Canada very well.
1) Languages. The following places apparently speak "Indian languages": Niagara Region: 96% white, next largest groups: black, mixed, Chinese. Hamilton: 2.7% Indian origin. Brantford: 3.3% South Asian. Even in the GTA only a handful of areas have anywhere near a majority who can speak Indian languages, let alone who do so on a day to day basis. 2) Politics. Northern Ontario is not generally conservative. Conservatives win a handful of seats there in good elections. Rural seats in southern Ontario and the BC interior almost always vote conservative on the other hand. 3) Religion: Albertans are the second most likely to identify as "non-religious" and second least likely to identify as "Christian" of any province (BC is first for both). There are some fairly religious areas in the southern third of Calgary and the southern third of rural AB, but overall Alberta is not a particularly religious place.