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Newcomer hubs neighbourhoods in Windsor

Little Italy is Windsor's biggest newcomer hub. About 69% of residents there are immigrants, well above the citywide share of 29.4%. Walker Gates follows at 58%, and it's also one of the higher-income neighbourhoods here, with a typical income around $100,000. Across Windsor, 68.1% of residents speak English at home and just 0.3% speak French. Forest Glade, Oliver, and Pelton round out the top five, each with close to half their residents being immigrants.

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Immigrants
29.4%p60
Non-official language at home
8.7%p70
English at home
68.1%p35
French at home
0.3%p70

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

Top neighbourhoods in Windsor by immigrants

NeighbourhoodimmigrantsMedian income
1. Little Italy · Windsor69$50,800
2. Dougall & Norfolk · Windsor63$111,000
3. Tecumseh & Campbell · Windsor60$95,000
4. Walker Gates · Windsor58$100,000
5. Park & Detroit-Windsor Tunnel · Windsor52$42,400
6. Forest Glade · Windsor52$101,000
7. Ouellette & Erie · Windsor49$79,500
8. Pelton · Windsor48$81,000
9. Oliver · Windsor48$131,000
10. Roseland · Windsor48$88,000
11. South Walkerville · Windsor48$99,000
12. South Windsor · Windsor47$116,000
13. Ouellette & Wyandotte · Windsor47$57,200
14. Lauzon & Tecumseh · Windsor46$60,400
15. Ouellette & Tecumseh · Windsor44$60,400
16. East Windsor · Windsor44$66,500
17. Park & Ouellette · Windsor44$66,000
18. Lauzon & Essex · Windsor44$65,500
19. Banwell & Little River · Windsor43$122,000
20. Huron Church & Grand Marais · Windsor42$114,000

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Common questions

Which Windsor neighbourhood has the most immigrants?

Little Italy has the highest share of immigrants in Windsor, about 69% of residents. That's well above the citywide average of 29.4%.

What language do most Windsor residents speak at home?

About 68.1% of Windsor residents speak English at home. Just 0.3% speak French, and 8.7% speak a non-official language.

Which Windsor neighbourhoods are popular with newcomers?

Little Italy, Walker Gates, and Forest Glade have the highest shares of immigrant residents in Windsor, at 69%, 58%, and 52%.