Language Projections for Canada, 2011 to 2036
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Chart 2.1 Age distribution of the population with French as their mother tongue, Canada outside Quebec, 1971 and 2011

Chart 2.2 Age distribution of the population with English as their mother tongue, Quebec, 1971 and 2011

Chart 2.3 Age distribution of the population with English as their mother tongue and the population with English as their first official language spoken, Quebec, 2011

Chart 2.4 Mother tongue of the immigrant population and the population born in Canada, Canada, Quebec and Canada outside Quebec, 1981 and 2011

Chart 2.5 First official language spoken by the immigrant population and the population born in Canada, Canada, Quebec and Canada outside Quebec, 1981 and 2011

Chart 2.6 Place of birth of the population by first official language spoken, Canada, Quebec and Canada outside Quebec, 2011

Chart 2.7 Place of birth of the population with French as their first official language spoken by province, Canada outside Quebec, 2011

Chart 2.8 Interprovincial migration between Quebec and other provinces and territories, 1971 to 2011

  1. Population with French as their mother tongue
  2. Population with English as their mother tongue
  3. Population with a mother tongue other than English or French

Chart 3.1a English official language majority populations, by three linguistic characteristics, Canada outside Quebec, 1971 to 2011

Chart 3.1b French official language majority populations, by three linguistic characteristics, Quebec, 1971 to 2011

Chart 3.2a English official language minority populations, by three linguistic characteristics, Quebec, 1971 to 2011

Chart 3.2b French official language minority populations, by three linguistic characteristics, Canada outside Quebec, 1971 to 2011

Chart 3.3 Population by mother tongue, by three projection scenarios, 2011 to 2036

  1. Canada
  2. Quebec
  3. Canada outside Quebec

Chart 3.4 Population by language spoken most often at home, by three projection scenarios, Canada, 2011 to 2036

  1. Canada
  2. Quebec
  3. Canada outside Quebec

Chart 3.5 Size of official language minority population, by three projection scenarios, Quebec and Canada outside Quebec, 2011 to 2036

Chart 3.6 English-speaking population, by three linguistic characteristics and three projection scenarios, provinces (excluding Quebec) and territories, 2011 and 2036

Chart 3.7 French-speaking population, by three linguistic characteristics and three projection scenarios, provinces (excluding Quebec) and territories, 2011 and 2036

Chart 3.8 Population with a language other than English or French, by two linguistic characteristics and three projection scenarios, provinces (excluding Quebec) and territories, 2011 and 2036

Chart 3.9a English, French and other language populations, by three linguistic characteristics and three projection scenarios, Montréal Island and rest of the Montréal census metropolitan area, 2011 and 2036

Chart 3.9b English, French and other populations, by three linguistic characteristics and three projection scenarios, census metropolitan area of Montréal and rest of Quebec, 2011 and 2036

Chart 3.10 English, French and other language populations, by three linguistic characteristics and three projection scenarios, census metropolitan area of Ottawa-Gatineau, 2011 and 2036

Chart 3.11 Total population of New Brunswick and its three regions, by three scenarios, 2011 to 2036

Chart 3.12 English, French and other language populations, by three linguistic characteristics and three projection scenarios, New Brunswick, 2011 and 2036

Chart 4.1a Age pyramid, by the first official language spoken (English), reference scenario, Canada outside Quebec, 2011 and 2036

Chart 4.1b Age pyramid, by the first official language spoken (French), reference scenario, Canada outside Quebec, 2011 and 2036

Chart 4.2a Age pyramid, by the first official language spoken (English), reference scenario, Quebec, 2011 and 2036

Chart 4.2b Age pyramid, by the first official language spoken (French), reference scenario, Quebec, 2011 and 2036

Chart 4.3a Percentage of the population 65 years of age or older with English as their first official language spoken, by region of residence, three projection scenarios, 2011 and 2036

Chart 4.3b Percentage of the population 65 years of age or older with French as their first official language spoken, by region of residence, three projection scenarios, 2011 and 2036

Chart 4.4a Percentage of the population aged 0 to 14 years with English as their first official language spoken, by region of residence, three projection scenarios, 2011 and 2036

Chart 4.4b Percentage of the population aged 0 to 14 years with French as their first official language spoken, by region of residence, three projection scenarios, 2011 and 2036

Chart 4.5 Population with English as their first official language spoken, by generation status and three projection scenarios, provinces and territories, Canada outside Quebec and Canada, 2011 and 2036

Chart 4.6 Population with French as their first official language spoken, by generation status and three projection scenarios, provinces and territories, Canada outside Quebec and Canada, 2011 and 2036

Chart 4.7 Language transfer rate towards English for population with French as their mother tongue and mother tongue other than English or French, by immigrant status, three projection scenarios, Canada outside Quebec, 2011 and 2036

Chart 4.8 Language transfer rate towards English for population with French as their mother tongue, by immigrant status, reference scenario, Canada outside Quebec, 1996 to 2036

Chart 4.9 Language transfer rate of towards English and French for population with a mother tongue other than English or French, by immigrant status, three projection scenarios, Quebec, 2011 and 2036

Chart 4.10 Distribution of language transfer towards English and French, population with a mother tongue other than English and French, three projection scenarios, Quebec, 2011 and 2036

Chart 5.1 English-French bilingualism rate by age group, population with English as first official language spoken, Canada outside Quebec, 1996 to 2011

Chart 5.2 Growth rate of the English-French bilingual and non-bilingual populations in Canada, by province and territories, 2011 and 2036

Chart 5.3 Projection of English-French bilingualism rate, by mother tongue, Canada, Quebec and Canada outside Quebec, 2011 and 2036

Chart 5.4 English-French bilingualism rate by age group, population with French as first official language spoken, Canada outside Quebec, 1986, 2011 and 2036

Chart 5.5 English-French bilingualism rate by age group, population with French as first official language spoken, Quebec, 1986, 2011 and 2036

Chart 5.6 English-French bilingualism rate by age group, population with English as first official language spoken, Canada outside Quebec, 1986, 1996, 2011 and 2036

Chart 5.7 English-French bilingualism rate, by immigrant status and first official language spoken, Canada, Quebec, Canada outside Quebec, 2011 and 2036

Chart 5.8 Evolution of English-French bilingualism rate in Canada, by immigration scenario, Canada, 2011 to 2036

Chart 5.9 Evolution of English-French bilingualism rate among the English-speaking population (first official language spoken), various scenarios and the reference immigration scenario, Canada outside Quebec, 2011 to 2036

Chart 5.10 Evolution of English-French bilingualism rate by second-language skills maintenance scenario among the population with English as first official language spoken, by various immigration scenarios, Canada outside Quebec, 2011 to 2036



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