The pie graphs compare the information about the group of English, French, and non-official speakers in Canada over twenty years from 1996 to 2016.
Overall
, it can be seen apparently that English still remained the most used language in Canada throughout the period, followed by French and Non-official users.
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According to
the graph, English speakers accounted for 60% in the initial year, Linking Words
then
slightly decreased to 58% and 57%, in 2006 and 2016, respectively. Meanwhile, there was 23% of people who spoke French as their mother tongue and Linking Words
then
the number experienced a 1% decline in each decade until reaching 21% Linking Words
at the end
of the period.
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Furthermore
, Canadian residents who used other non-official languages comprised 23%, in 1996, before gradually going down by 2% in the following 10 years. Linking Words
However
, the figure increased to 22% in the next decade, which ranked second among languages spoken by Canadians in 2016.Linking Words
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