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2.12.1  
People and Places: A Portrait of the Evolving Character of the Greater Toronto Area
2002 – Larry Bourne
 

As part of the Portrait of a Region series, this overview describes the demographic characteristics of the Toronto region, including population growth and aging, migration and immigration trends, changes in household composition and formation over the past 30 years, patterns of social and ethnic diversity, and income distribution and inequalities. In addition to describing the long-term trends, the study includes maps showing the spatial distribution of particular groups and household types.

Professor Larry Bourne is with the Faculty of Geography and Program in Planning, University of Toronto.

A summary of the report may be downloaded from the website (see link below).  The full report is available on CD-ROM, free of charge. Shipping and handling charges may apply. Please email:  publications AT neptis DOT org

 
Keywords
 demography, social structure, immigration, income distribution
 
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