Table 3-2
Gentrification measures by Canadian census metropolitan area, 2006 to 2016 — Part 2


Table 3-2
Gentrification measures by Canadian census metropolitan area, 2006 to 2016 — Part 2
Table summary
This table displays the results of Gentrification measures by Canadian census metropolitan area. The information is grouped by Census metropolitan area
(by population) (appearing as row headers), Total population (2016), Proportion of population living
in gentrifiable areas, Proportion of population living
in gentrified areas, Freeman, Ding, Grube-Cavers and Steinmetz, calculated using number and percent units of measure (appearing as column headers).
Census metropolitan area
(by population)		 Total population (2016) Proportion of population living
in gentrifiable areas		 Proportion of population living
in gentrified areas
Freeman Ding Grube-Cavers Steinmetz Freeman Ding Grube-Cavers Steinmetz
number percent
1,000,000+ 16,528,216 28 41 43 16 9 18 2 2
Toronto 5,928,040 29 42 43 16 8 15 2 2
Montréal 4,098,927 30 42 46 19 10 18 2 2
Vancouver 2,463,431 20 44 43 17 6 18 3 2
Calgary 1,392,609 31 37 44 11 13 22 3 0
Ottawa–Gatineau 1,323,783 28 38 39 14 11 19 3 2
Edmonton 1,321,426 30 36 40 11 13 21 2 0
500,000 to 999,999 2,850,224 31 40 46 19 11 18 3 2
Québec 800,296 30 40 48 17 12 17 6 2
Winnipeg 778,489 27 41 47 19 14 24 3 4
Hamilton 747,545 36 40 43 19 8 14 2 1
Kitchener–Cambridge–Waterloo 523,894 29 39 45 21 9 18 2 4
250,000 to 499,999 2,675,390 30 42 42 14 7 15 3 1
London 494,069 31 41 44 13 7 14 2 1
St. Catharines–Niagara 406,074 32 45 51 18 0 6 2 1
Halifax 403,390 30 42 42 16 11 18 1 3
Oshawa 379,848 31 41 34 15 3 14 2 1
Victoria 367,770 25 43 43 15 10 27 3 3
Windsor 329,144 33 40 33 10 3 6 2 0
Saskatoon 295,095 30 38 47 13 15 26 9 1
100,001 to 249,999 2,891,293 29 40 39 14 8 14 3 1
Regina 236,481 26 41 38 16 15 28 0 2
Sherbrooke 212,105 27 35 28 15 6 15 3 0
St. John's 205,955 28 42 42 11 12 22 2 0
Barrie 197,059 33 41 42 5 10 12 2 0
Kelowna 194,882 26 42 50 18 10 13 5 0
Abbotsford–Mission 180,518 33 41 34 18 4 7 0 1
Greater Sudbury / Grand Sudbury 164,689 33 40 45 15 7 12 0 0
Kingston 161,175 28 37 39 11 11 18 0 0
Saguenay 160,980 24 42 41 11 1 6 5 0
Trois-Rivières 156,042 30 38 38 14 5 11 1 0
Guelph 151,984 28 35 45 12 10 22 0 0
Moncton 144,810 33 41 42 18 12 20 8 0
Brantford 134,203 29 40 28 18 3 7 0 2
Saint John 126,202 31 42 43 14 4 14 1 3
Peterborough 121,721 32 41 29 11 9 21 8 3
Thunder Bay 121,621 22 42 38 14 0 10 0 0
Lethbridge 117,394 32 35 30 8 3 3 7 0
Belleville 103,472 32 38 40 20 4 3 5 0
Grand total 24,945,123 29 41 43 16 9 17 2 2
Source: GENtrification, Urban INterventions and Equity (GENUINE) tool.

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