Canadians of Spanish descent
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| Spanish Canadian Hispano Canadiense |
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| Total population |
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Spanish |
| Regions with significant populations |
| Ottawa · Toronto · Montreal |
| Languages |
| Canadian English · Spanish · Catalan language |
| Religions |
| Predominantly Roman Catholic · Protestant · Jewish minority |
| Related ethnic groups |
| Hispanics · Italian · Portuguese · |
Canadians of Spanish descent are also known as Spanish Canadians, and in Spanish as Hispano Canadienses.
The population of Canadians of Spanish descent is 213,105 and this was taken from the 2001 census.
Spanish Canadians are mostly concentrated in Ottawa, Toronto and Montreal.
Sometimes, Spanish Canadians are confused with Canadians of Latin American descent.
[edit] See also
[edit] Related link
- Statistics for Spanish Canadian immigration (2001)
- TorontoHispano.com Toronto's Hispanic community updated information.
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