How diverse is your neighbourhood? A new website shows how immigration to Canada has transformed our cities
Have you ever wondered how your local community stacks up when it comes to diversity in ethnicities, income levels, language spoken or education attainments?
Residents of Canada’s six largest metropolitan areas can now check that out through a website launched on Monday that tracks the transformation of the country by immigration down to the neighbourhood level.
Coined “Superdiversity,” the project crunches immigration and census data into interactive graphics and maps that showcase Canada’s changing landscapes and how socioeconomic indicators such as wealth, income, employment status and education play out across ethnic groups, generations of newcomers and neighbourhoods.
Diversity is code for anti-white racism in Canada and has turned a once great nation into a balkanized low trust society of 5th column imported sectarian hatreds. The Star hates you.
In Justin Trudeau's own words, being born in Canada, makes you less of a Canadian than people who show up here. He says being born here means you "defaulted in".
He speaks & acts as if Canadians don't deserve Canada.
This was a part of an interview celebrating Canada hitting… pic.twitter.com/4s1Hjm93f1
— Bruce McGonigal (@bruce_mcgonigal) December 15, 2024
