Haitian origins in the Montréal area
Haitian origin passes 25 percent of the population in private households in 112 dissemination areas in Canada, and 112 of them are within the Montréal census metropolitan area.
Origin in this story: Haitian
About 127,000 people in the Montréal census metropolitan area reported Haitian origin. · Quebec
Haitian is reported by 7.0 percent of the population in private households in Terrebonne, 5.6 percent in Repentigny, 4.8 percent in Laval and 4.3 percent in the city of Montréal.
Across the Montréal census metropolitan area 127,220 people reported Haitian origins, or 3.0 percent of everyone counted there.
Within the city of Montréal it gathers into the northeast of the island, where one dissemination area reports Haitian for 52.5 percent of the 600 people in private households counted there, against 0.4 percent across Canada.
Residents may report more than one origin, so the shares across origins can sum to more than 100 percent.
Haitian, Jamaican, Guyanese, Caribbean unspecified and West Indian unspecified are separate responses in the census. They are never added together here.
Statistics Canada, 2021 Census of Population
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