Table 3
Proportion of participants with very weak/somewhat weak sense of belonging to the local community, by population group, August 2020

Proportion of participants with very weak/somewhat weak sense of belonging to the local community, by population group, August 2020
	All participants	Participants who reported experiencing discrimination during the pandemic
	%	%
All participants	31.7	41.0
Gender
Gender diverse	59.6	59.0
Men	29.0	38.7
Women	33.6	42.7
Age
15 to 24	44.3	44.5
25 to 64	32.9	42.0
65 and older	19.6	31.5
Immigration status
Recent immigrant (less than 10 years since immigration)	40.4	45.8
Established immigrant	29.7	37.3
Born in Canada	31.5	41.6
Groups designated as visible minorities
South Asian	31.2	36.8
Chinese	37.5	42.2
Black	41.8	47.4
Filipino	27.2	33.7
Arab	33.3	41.3
Latin American	40.4	45.8
Southeast Asian	40.6	40.3
West Asian	32.4	31.5
Korean	41.7	44.5
Japanese	34.8	42.6
Other	28.2	38.7
Multiple visible minorities	48.6	60.3
Not a visible minority	30.5	40.7
Participants identifying as a person with a disability
Yes	42.2	50.9
No	29.8	37.5
Participants identifying as Indigenous
Yes	38.7	45.3
No	31.5	40.8
Sexual orientation
Sexual minorities	46.5	51.4
Heterosexual	29.4	38.3

Note(s):

Results cannot be generalized to the overall Canadian population and rather provide a picture of the experiences of crowdsource participants.

Source(s):

Impacts of COVID-19 on Canadians: Experiences of discrimination (5323).

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