Before revision: Alberta Calgary (23.7%) Edmonton (22.9%) Chestermere (17.8%) Brooks (17.1%) Banff (16.8%) British Columbia Richmond (65.1%) Burnaby (55.4%) Greater Vancouver A (55.2%) Vancouver (51.0%) Surrey (46.1%) Coquitlam (38.6%) New Westminster (29.6%) Delta (27.0%) Abbotsford (26.4%) North Vancouver (city) (26.2%) Port Coquitlam (25.7%) Port Moody (25.3%) West Vancouver (22.8%) North Vancouver (district) (22.2%) Manitoba Winnipeg (16.3%) Ontario Markham (65.4%) Brampton (57.0%) Mississauga (49.0%) Toronto (46.9%) Richmond Hill (45.7%) Ajax (35.6%) Pickering (30.5%) Vaughan (26.6%) Windsor (21.0%) Ottawa (20.2%) Oakville (18.4%) Milton (17.1%) Whitby (17.0%) Waterloo (16.9%) Quebec Brossard (34.3%) Dollard-des-Ormeaux (30.9%) Montréal (26.0%) Mount Royal (19.7%) Dorval (19.1%) Kirkland (18.7%)
After revision: 2001 census National average: 13.4%DIF > Source: Canada 2001 CensusNote: Subdivisions shown below have visible minority populations above the national average.Alberta Calgary (23.7%) Edmonton (22.9%) Chestermere (17.8%) Brooks (17.1%) Banff (16.8%) British Columbia Richmond (65.1%) Burnaby (55.4%) Greater Vancouver A (55.2%) Vancouver (51.0%) Surrey (46.1%) Coquitlam (38.6%) New Westminster (29.6%) Delta (27.0%) Abbotsford (26.4%) North Vancouver (city) (26.2%) Port Coquitlam (25.7%) Port Moody (25.3%) West Vancouver (22.8%) North Vancouver (district) (22.2%) Manitoba Winnipeg (16.3%) Ontario Markham (65.4%) Brampton (57.0%) Mississauga (49.0%) Toronto (46.9%) Richmond Hill (45.7%) Ajax (35.6%) Pickering (30.5%) Vaughan (26.6%) Windsor (21.0%) Ottawa (20.2%) Oakville (18.4%) Milton (17.1%) Whitby (17.0%) Waterloo (16.9%) Quebec Brossard (34.3%) Dollard-des-Ormeaux (30.9%) Montréal (26.0%) Mount Royal (19.7%) Dorval (19.1%) Kirkland (18.7%)