▲ 35 r/VictoriaBC
Why do so many people say/think Victoria is a diverse city?
I keep hearing that Victoria is a diverse city on the ferry, at the gym, coffee shops etc,
Close to 85% of Victoria's population is white and another 5% is indigenous, yet i hear in random conversations how the city soo diverse and that the food options are great , etc
Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal are genuinely diverse cities in terms of their population composition. Victoria is still overwhelmingly European/white by comparison.
I'm not saying that's good or bad. It's simply the demographic reality.
I find it interesting that “Victoria is a very diverse city” seems to be treated as an obvious fact when the actual numbers tell a considerably different story.
u/dontwantbeknown — 9 days ago