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- Early Romanian settlements were founded at Regina, Limerick, Dysart, Kayville, Flintoft and Canora (Saskatchewan); Inglis (Manitoba); and Boian (Alberta). Because French has traditionally been the second language of Romania, many Romanians were also attracted to Quebec, where they established themselves in Montreal.
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The largest concentrations of Romanian-Canadians are in the Greater Toronto Area (approx. 75,000) and in the Greater Montreal Area (approx. 40,000). According to the 2001 Canadian census, the number of people of Romanian mother tongue in Canada was 50,895 and 61,330 Canadians claimed to speak Romanian.
Jun 2, 2008 · The 2016 census reported 235, 050 people of Romanian origin in Canada. Of these, the majority live in the provinces of Ontario (98, 235), Quebec (53, 060), Alberta (34, 225) and British Columbia (31, 250). At present, Toronto has the largest Romanian community in the country (50, 520 people).
Romani people in Canada; Total population; 6,545 (by ancestry, 2021 Census) Regions with significant populations; Ontario, Quebec, Alberta, Manitoba: Languages; Canadian English, Canadian French, Romani, various Para-Romani languages: Religion; Christianity, Sunni Islam: Related ethnic groups; Romani, Roma in the United States, South Asian ...
History of Boian. In the latter part of the 1800’s the vast expanse of British North America was known as Rupert’s Land — home to the Metis and Native people. In 1870 Prime Minister John A. Macdonald negotiated the transfer of Ruperts Land to Canada. In 1896 the Federal Liberals swept to power on a promise to populate the West.
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Romanian Population in Canada and Everything You Need to Know About the IRCC Guidelines That Apply to Romanians 2023. Canada's multicultural landscape has been enriched by the presence of various immigrant communities, each contributing their unique tapestry to the nation's identity.
Feb 7, 2006 · Romanians brought to Canada a rich, ancient, original and orally-maintained musical culture which, in the new social context, has been modified in content and form, function, degree of vitality, and manner of circulation and interpretation.
