Table:
vancouver
toronto

canadian-born
resettled refugees
canadian-born
resettled refugees

percent

all
60.5
50.0
65.1
59.4

age of household maintainer

15 to 34
33.5
33.9
37.1
37.4

35 to 44
58.7
44.8
68.7
55.7

45 to 54
66.0
52.4
74.2
63.1

55 to 64
70.0
57.0
74.3
66.2

65 and over
74.4
52.6
73.0
54.7

education of household maintainer

high school or less
57.2
46.6
57.9
54.2

some pse below ba
60.3
53.5
65.6
63.8

ba or more
65.4
57.1
71.2
68.3

sex of household maintainer

men
63.6
52.5
70.0
64.2

women
56.2
44.6
58.7
48.6

size-adjusted household income after tax

less than $25,000
31.7
26.7
30.4
32.3

$25,000 to $44,999
51.7
52.1
53.2
62.3

$45,000 to $64,999
66.9
68.7
70.4
80.0

$65,000 or more
80.3
78.6
84.3
88.2

economic family is in low income?

no
66.9
60.9
71.3
71.5

yes
24.3
23.2
26.7
27.4

household maintainer worked full year full-time in 2015?

no
58.3
41.3
59.0
45.8

yes
62.8
60.2
69.8
73.5

occupation of household maintainer

management
70.2
65.1
77.4
77.7

business, finance and administration
60.3
54.5
64.7
71.1

natural and applied sciences and related occupations
63.2
60.9
71.5
80.7

health
62.4
61.6
69.1
68.9

education, law and social, community and government services
63.6
51.5
69.4
61.1

art, culture, recreation and sport
45.6
43.2
52.6
58.1

sales and services
46.8
45.6
52.2
56.1

trades, transport and equipment operators and related occupations
58.4
56.6
67.0
67.0

natural resources, agriculture and related production occupations
46.3
69.9
61.3
63.8

occupations in manufacturing and utilities
55.4
53.5
60.5
71.8

did not work in 2015 and 2016
65.5
33.1
61.8
34.2

Statement: in toronto, rates of homeownership among refugee families with income level of $65,000 or more are higher than those among canadian-born families with similar income levels.
Question: in toronto, which group has higher rates of homeownership with income level of $65,000 or more, among refugee families or canadian-born families?
Answer: resettled refugees