Vancouver Profile
Explore population, households, income, employment, languages, and dwellings for Vancouver. Compare trends since 2016 and dig into the full demographic profile below.
Vancouver Population
Population Age Distribution
Vancouver Households
Household Size
Size Distribution
Household Composition
Vancouver Incomes
Summary
Income Composition
Individual Income Distribution
Vancouver Employment
Labour Force
Low Income Prevalence
Vancouver Languages
Language Knowledge
Mother Tongue
Top Mother Tongue Languages
Vancouver Dwellings
Dwelling Type
Community snapshot
About Vancouver
Vancouver is British Columbia’s largest city, on Burrard Inlet between the Pacific and the North Shore mountains. It is a Pacific Rim port with a dense downtown peninsula of apartments, parks, and seawalls. The city proper is relatively small; most of the metro area lies in surrounding municipalities. About 660,000 people live in Vancouver itself.
Known for
- Stanley Park and the seawall
- Pacific port and Asia–Pacific trade
- Film and television production
- A mountains-and-ocean setting
- Large East and South Asian communities
See & do
Stanley Park
Large park with seawall, forest, and the aquarium.
Granville Island
Public market and arts district under the Granville Bridge.
Museum of Anthropology at UBC
Northwest Coast and world collections on Point Grey.
Queen Elizabeth Park
Hilltop gardens and the Bloedel Conservatory dome.
Gastown
Historic neighbourhood with the steam clock and cobbled streets.
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