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Newcomer hubs neighbourhoods in Toronto

Some Toronto neighbourhoods are almost entirely made up of newcomers. Citywide, about 46.6% of residents are immigrants. In North York City Centre and Milliken, that share hits 95%.

L'Amoreaux West follows at 89% immigrants, and German Mills at 86%. Median incomes in these neighbourhoods vary a lot. North York City Centre sits at about $34,400, while German Mills is closer to $47,600. Citywide, 53.6% of residents speak English at home and just 0.3% speak French at home, so non-official languages carry a lot of the day-to-day conversation in these hubs.

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Immigrants
46.6%p80
Non-official language at home
13.3%p80
English at home
53.6%p20
French at home
0.3%p70

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

Top neighbourhoods in Toronto by immigrants

NeighbourhoodimmigrantsMedian income
1. Steeles · Toronto98$50,400
2. Willowdale West · Toronto95$34,400
3. Milliken · Toronto95$42,800
4. L'Amoreaux West · Toronto89$35,200
5. Branson · Toronto86
6. Hillcrest Village · Toronto86$47,600
7. Westminster · Toronto83$67,000
8. Heathwood · Toronto82$68,500
9. Newtonbrook East · Toronto81$86,000
10. Oakwood Village · Toronto80$60,000
11. Tam O'Shanter · Toronto79$75,500
12. Middlefield · Toronto79$66,500
13. Malvern East · Toronto79
14. Black Creek · Toronto79$71,000
15. Agincourt North · Toronto78$65,500
16. Goldhawk · Toronto78$64,500
17. Iroquois · Toronto78$72,000
18. Leacock · Toronto77$77,500
19. Lawrence Manor · Toronto77$82,000
20. Brimley Forest · Toronto77

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Common questions

Which Toronto neighbourhood has the most immigrants?

North York City Centre and Milliken are tied at the top, each with about 95% of residents being immigrants. That's far above the citywide share of 46.6%.

What language do most people speak at home in Toronto?

Citywide, 53.6% of residents speak English at home, and only 0.3% speak French at home. About 13.3% speak a non-official language at home, and that share is much higher in newcomer hubs like North York City Centre.

Are newcomer hubs in Toronto lower income?

Often, yes. North York City Centre, with 95% immigrants, has a median income around $34,400. But it's not universal, German Mills has 86% immigrants and a median income closer to $47,600.