Greater Montréal neighbourhoods ranked by immigrants who arrived between 1980 and 1990
986 Greater Montréal neighbourhoods with published 2021 Census profiles, ranked by immigrants who arrived between 1980 and 1990. The highest are Vieux-Montréal (north-northwest) (16.7%), Saint-Laurent (west) (13.0%), Bois-Franc (west) (11.5%). The lowest are Saint-Henri (north-northeast) (0.0%), Louis-Riel (south) (0.0%), Parc-Laurier (northeast) (0.0%). Communities with fewer than 500 residents are marked † and left out of these headline figures, because rates over so small a base are unreliable.
Greater Montréal as a whole: 2.6%
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† Fewer than 500 residents — treat the rate as indicative only. Statistics Canada randomly rounds counts to a multiple of 5, and long-form figures are 25% sample estimates.