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If demography is destiny, what do our demographics say about Canada? In Canada’s three biggest cities, Canadians are not even close to being the majority. In Toronto, barely one in five residents are Canadian-born to Canadian parents. Most Canadian politicians and legacy media call replacement immigration a conspiracy theory. But replacing Canadians with foreigners isn't hidden, nor theoretical. It's a factual reality that has already happened. Here are Canadian cities ranked from least Canadian to most Canadian. I used figures from the 2021 Census, which is the latest one. For the city of Toronto, among the population in private households: 🔹️Foreign-born: 52.9% 🔹️Born in Canada with at least one foreign-born parent: 26.8% 🔹️Born in Canada to parents born in Canada: 20.2% For the city of Vancouver, among the population in private households: 🔹️Foreign-born: 50.4% 🔹️Born in Canada with at least one foreign-born parent: 24.7% 🔹️Born in Canada to parents born in Canada: 24.8% For the city of Montréal, among the population in private households: 🔹️Foreign-born: 42.1% 🔹️Born in Canada with at least one foreign-born parent: 21.0% 🔹️Born in Canada with both parents born in Canada: 37.0% Here are other cities, from least Canadian to most Canadian. The same category order above is repeated: foreign-born; born in Canada with at least one foreign-born parent; and born in Canada with both parents born in Canada: Calgary: 36.5%; 21.8%; 41.7% Edmonton: 35.8%; 21.8%; 42.4% Ottawa: 30.3%; 20.9%; 48.7% Winnipeg: 32.1%; 17.8%; 50.1% Regina: 23.5%; 13.1%; 63.4% Saskatoon: 23.0%; 13.4%; 63.6% Whitehorse:19.0%; 17.0%; 64.0% Yellowknife: 18.9%; 14.2%; 66.8% Halifax: 16.7%; 9.9%; 73.4% Fredericton: 16.5%; 9.2%; 74.3% Moncton: 16.5%; 6.6%; 76.9% Iqaluit: 11.4%; 8.9%; 79.7% Saint John: 11.2%; 6.5%; 82.2% Rural Canada is still mostly Canadian. But the smaller rural population can't compensate for our urban centers. In 2021, just over a quarter of Canada was foreign-born, another 17.6% was Canadian-born with at least one foreign-born parent, and 56.0% was Canadian-born with two Canadian-born parents. Due to the mass immigration escalation of the Liberal Party of Canada, the number of foreigners in Canada will be markedly higher by the time the next census data is released in 2027.