Origin, birthplace, nationality and language of the Canadian people

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Identifikator:: 1794974814

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-182133

Document type:: Monograph

Title:: Origin, birthplace, nationality and language of the Canadian people

Place of publication:: Ottawa

Publisher:: Acland

Year of publication:: 1929

Scope:: 224 S.; Diagramme

Digitisation:: 2022

Collection:: Economics Books

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Title:: Chapter II. Distribution of various stocks and of foreign born according to length of residence

Collection:: Economics Books

56 DISTRIBUTION OF STOCKS BY LENGTH OF RESIDENCE be increased by the slowing down of immigration in the latter part of the period. Thus, riven an early start, a fairly long average life and a disposition to make Canada a permanent home, a large percentage will appear as having arrived before 1901, and the average num- ber of years of residence of those who arrived since 1901 will be relatively great. On the other hand, a late stant, a high mortality rate or a constant stream of emigrants returning to their native land will make for small figures in both columns, and their com- bined influence will be intensified if immigration during the latter part of the period is very much greater than in the earlier part. Space does not permit of a detailed analysis of the data in the light of the foregoing explanations. The table is inserted so that a more accurate idea of the date of arrival of the various immigrant peoples may be obtained and an opportunity given to those who are interested to make further investigation. TABLE 28.—THE AVERAGE NUMBER OF YEARS FOREIGN BORN PERSONS IMMIGRATING SINCE JANUARY 1, 1901 HAVE BEEN IN CANADA, BY SPECIFIED COUNTR..'S OF BIRTH, AND THE PERCENTAGE OF THE FOREIGN BORN FROM EACH COUNTRY WHS aRRIVED PRIOR TO Birthplace iustria.............. ca Belgium............ heen Julgaria............. wie winininin Jenmark......... eee was ve vs Minland............ einin wth EEG TaNCe...uiriinns « v3 CREE 4 3 £5 29,40 FETIBINY son coovrnainon sin wsinnn soe sin EE a SE 6 Eh pont 23 Bodo IPOBOB, os cpg s wnmsnmmnnngigs v2 greges Bas #% ee LL TE NPS Caen celand..uiieie: iii ieee Ep, BBY eer aaa vig wv NOTWRY eet iiitiaiie entice itiearinriareann, 6 SREY 4 # 200and. en % 42 EAs § IMD Ru wo wiwigin vo swmmnin suse <n SEapEes CENTERS 02 1 eee TTB egwniing ir mre SERA SPURS 45 RARE FENEE U2 rhs eae WEABN, ¢upamus is vmidun’s SRRRRER.5 £0045 Coabinh ror shiva FEN WILZEFIANd eeu es 7 «I FTE + ve aera sta ee nee tee ener eh ee eee eee en eee eee rears Turkey........... SE SRA ER 3 EF Him ve Average number of years mmigrants since 1901 have been resident n Canadas 11-9 85 96 y-7 10-9 10-7 12: oy 0-5 “0 0-9 9:5 12-2 9-3 P.c.of foreign orn who arrived before 1601 ym 17.11 10-62 2-19 17-34 8-97 21-54 41-10 5-21 4-01 11.2 59-1: 8-65 7-90 10-48 13-16 17-50 4-31 18-97 16-54 12-24 23-25 13:47 P.c.of corre- sponding origin Canadian born D.C. 52-12 33-41 14-96 42-18 36-96 27-02 71-74 0-64 2-77 1-01 =.08 3-03 “2.23 51.78 44-76 49-65 35-33 61-87 7-49 27-31 9-77

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