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Icetoad 🍕 🎩 🐈
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Interesting
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That’s an awful long gap. Feels almost manufactured to present this as European vs Asian. Not saying it’s your motive, obviously, but I have to imagine this is a popular graphic amongst white supremacists. Would be more useful to see it in decades or if presented as two, some closers periods than 100 years (pre-ww2 until now)
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Kyle B
@kyb
Not sure where that image is getting 2025 data from but based on prior census data you’re able to see back somewhat. This data is before the Canadian government increased immigration massively over covid, from india predominantly.
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Kyle B
@kyb
Forgot to clarify this is from Alberta census data.
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So this is from Alberta specifically? Why do you think the German speaking fell? Did they move away? Does make sense in the context of the big shift in immigration that took place in the Trudeau years, especially due to the massage labour shortages, especially in Alberta. Just curious
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Kyle B
@kyb
Yes that one is Alberta specifically. This one shows % increase for growing languages in all of Canada from 2016-2021. Links below if you want to see more data: Alberta census data: https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/ef29c99b-2fe8-43c0-9d46-7024fdac9818/resource/19f8c9a8-a522-4897-bff0-b3724d257806/download/tbf-osi-2021-census-alberta-languages.pdf Source for image below: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/census-data-2021-languages-graphics-1.6554035
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Super interesting. This excludes both English and French as they are official. I’d be curious to see the overall immigration picture. What percentage of the total immigration over this period does this represent?
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