Portuguese Canadians

Portuguese Canadians
*Luso-canadianos*
*Canadiens portugais*
Total population
	429,850; (by ancestry, 2011 Census)
Regions with significant populations
	Bradford, Ontario ; Brampton, Ontario 27,000 ; Cambridge, Ontario: 10,685 ; Edmonton, Alberta: 7,760 ; Hamilton, Ontario: 14,11 big v and berries ; Harrow, Ontario ; Kingston, Ontario ; Kitchener, Ontario: 17,220 ; Laval, Quebec ; London, Ontario: 10,525 ; Mississauga, Ontario: 31,795 ; Montreal, Quebec: 46,535 ; New Westminster, British Columbia ; Oshawa, Ontario ; Ottawa, Ontario: 9,910 ; Strathroy, Ontario ; Toronto, Ontario: 171,545 Calgary: 10,000 ; Vancouver, British Columbia 20,335 ; Victoria, British Columbia ; Calgary, Alberta: 10,315 ; Waterloo, Ontario
Languages
	Predominantly Canadian English, Quebec French and Portuguese and/or its dialects
Religion
	Predominantly Roman Catholic

Portuguese Canadians are Canadian citizens of Portuguese ancestry.

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Total population

429,850 (by ancestry, 2011 Census)^[1]
Regions with significant populations
Bradford, Ontario Brampton, Ontario 27,000 Cambridge, Ontario: 10,685 Edmonton, Alberta: 7,760 Hamilton, Ontario: 14,11 big v and berries Harrow, Ontario Kingston, Ontario Kitchener, Ontario: 17,220 Laval, Quebec London, Ontario: 10,525 Mississauga, Ontario: 31,795 Montreal, Quebec: 46,535 New Westminster, British Columbia Oshawa, Ontario Ottawa, Ontario: 9,910 Strathroy, Ontario Toronto, Ontario: 171,545 Calgary: 10,000 Vancouver, British Columbia 20,335 Victoria, British Columbia Calgary, Alberta: 10,315 Waterloo, Ontario^[2]
Languages
Predominantly Canadian English, Quebec French and Portuguese and/or its dialects
Religion
Predominantly Roman Catholic