GEO 151 Lecture Notes - Lecture 9: First Language, Bloor West Village, Ethnic Group
20 Dec 2017
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Stats posted in 2006 for example is representing data from 2005 (so one year back). [insert median income ($) by education attainment, canada 2005 age group 25-64: the longer you stay in school, the more money you make, different occupations have different demands. [insert educational attainment and unemployment rate] less likely to be unemployed with higher education: very consistent in terms of the level of education (better educated) = less likely to be unemployed. Occupation: ethnicity [questions to ask to capture ethnicity] You can ask about mother tongue; the first language you spoke. That way, you can get which language they speak like. Asking your birth place [doesn"t always capture it but it"s okay, not great] Just ask them what their ethnicity is & ethnic origin. If you"re not aboriginal/first nations, you had to of come from somewhere else even though you"re generations of canadian: lifestyle, mobility, behaviour.
