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1 Demographic Overview
2 Brampton Among Canada s 2 Largest Municipalities Toronto (Ont.) Montréal (Que.) Calgary (Alta.) Ottawa (Ont.) Edmonton (Alta.) Mississauga (Ont.) Winnipeg (Man.) Vancouver (B.C.) Brampton (Ont.) Hamilton (Ont.) Québec (Que.) Surrey (B.C.) Laval (Que.) Halifax (N.S.) London (Ont.) Markham (Ont.) Vaughan (Ont.) Gatineau (Que.) Longueuil (Que.) Burnaby (B.C.) 1,96, , ,21 713, ,617 63,52 523, , , ,251 41,553 39,96 366,151 31,79 288,31 265, ,49 223,218 1,649,519 With a population of over 523,911 in 211 Brampton was the 9th largest city in Canada. 2,615,6 5, 1,, 1,5, 2,, 2,5, 3,, Source: Statistics Canada, 211 Census of Canada
3 Among Canada s Fastest Growing Places 3,, 2,5, 2,, 1,5, 1,, 5, 2,615,6 1,649,519 1,96, , ,21 713, ,617 Population ,52 523, , , ,251 41,553 39,96 366,151 31,79 288,31 265, ,49 223,218 % % Growth Brampton held the highest rate of population growth among Canada s 2 largest cities, in Toronto (Ont.) Montréal (Que.) Calgary (Alta.) Ottawa (Ont.) Edmonton (Alta.) Mississauga (Ont.) Winnipeg (Man.) Vancouver (B.C.) Brampton (Ont.) Hamilton (Ont.) Québec (Que.) Surrey (B.C.) Laval (Que.) Halifax (N.S.) London (Ont.) Markham (Ont.) Vaughan (Ont.) Gatineau (Que.) Longueuil (Que.) Burnaby (B.C.) Montréal (Que.) Hamilton (Ont.) London (Ont.) Vancouver (B.C.) Toronto (Ont.) Halifax (N.S.) Winnipeg (Man.) Québec (Que.) Mississauga (Ont.) Ottawa (Ont.) Laval (Que.) Gatineau (Que.) Burnaby (B.C.) Calgary (Alta.) Edmonton (Alta.) Markham (Ont.) Surrey (B.C.) Vaughan (Ont.) Brampton (Ont.) Source: Statistics Canada, 26 and 211 Census of Canada
4 Brampton and the GTA Population Comparisons, 211 3,, 2,5, 2,615,6 Brampton is the 3rd largest community (over 1, people) within the Greater Toronto Area 2,, 1,5, 1,, 5, 713, ,911 31,79 288,31 185, ,52 175, ,67 Source: Statistics Canada, 211 Census of Canada
5 Historic Population Growth , 523,911 5, Brampton has grown by an average of 12, people per year, over the Census Years. 433,86 4, 325, ,251 3, 234, ,498 2, 149,9 1, 1, Source: Statistics Canada, Census of Canada
6 Percentage (%) Demographic Overview Population Comparisons (% Increase Over Census Periods) 3 % Increase Brampton s population continues to grow at a higher rate than the Greater Toronto Area Brampton Greater Toronto Area (Toronto CMA) Source: Statistics Canada, Census of Canada
7 Population and Employment Brampton 1,, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 614,3 27,35 686,8 244,3 76,7 268,46 836,8 292,43 863,8 37,11 888,6 321,96 45, 4, 35, 3, 25, 2, 15, Employment in Brampton is expected to have growth of over 5% over the next 25 years Population in Brampton is expected to have growth of over 2, 1, , 5, 4% over the next 25 years Employment Population Source: Preliminary forecasts prepared for the City of Brampton by Hemson Consulting Ltd. 3
8 A Young & Growing Labour Pool Brampton s largest population cluster is 3-49 years of age. Positive prospects for a sustained labour force in the future are reassured by the 1-19 age groups. Male (26) Male (211) Age Groups Female (26) Female (211) % of Total Population Source: Statistics Canada, 211 and 26 Census of Canada
9 7,685 81,8 97,55 125, ,27 Demographic Overview Total Private Households and Average Household Income 16, $89,1 $1, 14, 12, 1, $62,738 $63,538 $78,63 $83,379 $9, $8, $7, $6, $125, to $149,999 $1, to $124,999 Household total income in 21 of private households $15, and over 12,535 19,455 19,75 8, $5, $8, to $99,999 $6, to $79,999 2,35 23,9 6, 4, $4, $3, $2, $5, to $59,999 $4, to $49,999 $3, to $39,999 $2, to $29,999 12,655 11,36 1,625 7,935 2, $1, $15, to $19,999 $1, to $14,999 3,795 2, $ $5, to $9,999 Under $5, 1,55 2,865 Total Private Households Avg. Household Income Source: Statistics Canada, 1991 to 211 Census of Canada
10 Brampton s Immigrant Population Like many North American cities, immigrant population in Brampton continues to play an Important role the growth and development of the community. % Change '91 - % Change ' '11 '11 Total Population 234, , ,39 431, , % 6.71% Canadian Citizenship 24,9 236, ,74 367,7 454, % 59.56% Non-Canadian Citizenship 29,37 3,71 39,655 64,5 66, % 68.94% Non-Immigrant Population 151, ,56 193,22 222,8 253, % 31.% Immigrant Population 79,6 96, ,28 26,19 263, % 13.95% Non-permanent Residents 2,64 1,485 1,885 3,35 4, % 14.58% 12.85% 25.1% Canadian citizens aged under 18 Canadian citizens aged 18 and over 62.14% Not Canadian citizens Source: Statistics Canada, 1991 to 211 Census of Canada
11 38,23 34,65 33,61 27,78 24,3 19,46 18,54 16,47 16,465 14,565 13,47 12,485 5,355 62,29 159,6 Demographic Overview 18, Brampton s Ethnic Composition Top 15 Multi-Cultural Communities* 16, 14, 12, 1, 8, 6, 4, 2, * Based on Single responses (persons who indicated one single ethnic category only) Source: Statistics Canada, 211 National Household Survey of Canada
12 Mother Tongue in Brampton English French Panjabi (Punjabi) Urdu Portuguese Gujarati Spanish Hindi Tamil Tagalog Italian Polish 269,79 4,375 91,345 14,58 11,95 11,4 1,225 1,6 9,53 8,785 7,99 4,785 1, 2, Source: Statistics Canada, 211 Census of Canada
13 Contact information: Daniel Bishun Coordinator Business Information and Policy Analyst City of Brampton Phone: Toll Free: BRAM Sources (Endnotes) 13
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