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Most diverse neighbourhoods in St. Catharines

Carlton Heights is the most linguistically diverse neighbourhood in St. Catharines. 11.6% of residents there speak a non-official language at home, and the median income is $55,200.

Tuscany Village is close behind at 11.0%, with a $57,200 median income. Scottlea and Weiden Pines follow, at 6.5% and 5.5%, with incomes of $84,000 and $72,500.

Citywide, 19.5% of St. Catharines residents are immigrants, 3.8% speak a non-official language at home, and 2.2% identify as Indigenous.

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Non-official language at home
3.8%p50
Immigrants
19.5%p45
Indigenous identity
2.2%p60

The first bar is the headline ranking metric; the rest are related axes for context. Bars are the St. Catharinesaggregate's percentile rank vs Ontario's 20,000+ census areas.

Top neighbourhoods in St. Catharines by share speaking a non-official language at home

Neighbourhoodshare speaking a non-official language at homeMedian income
1. Carlton Heights · St. Catharines11.6%$55,200
2. Tuscany Village · St. Catharines11.0%$57,200
3. Bunting & Welland · St. Catharines9.9%$62,400
4. Carlton & Niagara · St. Catharines9.8%$67,000
5. Carlton & Geneva · St. Catharines8.7%$70,500
6. Church & Geneva · St. Catharines8.5%$52,800
7. Rockwood & Woodrow · St. Catharines8.3%$75,500
8. Collier & St Davids · St. Catharines8.1%$104,000
9. Glenridge & Glendale · St. Catharines8.1%$76,500
10. Fourth & First Street Louth · St. Catharines7.8%$69,000
11. Niagara & Welland · St. Catharines7.8%$62,400
12. 4th & Fourth · St. Catharines7.7%$72,000
13. Ontario & Carlton · St. Catharines7.6%$70,000
14. Geneva & Linwell · St. Catharines7.6%$76,500
15. Queenston & Hartzel · St. Catharines7.4%$68,500
16. St Paul & Vansickle · St. Catharines7.1%$102,000
17. First Street Louth & 1st Louth · St. Catharines7.0%$103,000
18. Welland & Grantham · St. Catharines6.6%$70,500
19. Scottlea · St. Catharines6.5%$84,000
20. Glenridge & Riverview · St. Catharines6.5%$87,000

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Common questions

Which St. Catharines neighbourhood is the most diverse?

Carlton Heights, where 11.6% of residents speak a non-official language at home. Tuscany Village follows closely at 11.0%.

What share of St. Catharines residents are immigrants?

19.5% of St. Catharines residents are immigrants, citywide.

How many people in St. Catharines speak a language other than English or French at home?

3.8% of residents speak a non-official language at home citywide. That share is much higher in Carlton Heights, at 11.6%.

What is the Indigenous population of St. Catharines?

2.2% of St. Catharines residents identify as Indigenous.