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Bert Corbeau 1925�1927 In The 2016 Census Ontario Had A Population Of 13,448,494 Living In 5,169,174 Of Its 5,598,391 Total Dwellings A 4.6 Percent Change From Its 2011 Population Of 12,851,821 With A Land Area Of 908,607.67 Km2 (350,815.38 Sq Mi) It Had A Population Density Of 14.8/km2 (38.3/sq Mi) In 2016 The Percentages Given Below Add To More Than 100 Per Cent Because Of Dual Responses (e.g "French And Canadian" Response Generates An Entry Both In The Category "French Canadian" And In The Category "Canadian") The Majority Of Ontarians Are Of English Or Other European Descent Including Large Scottish Irish And Italian Communities Slightly Less Than 5 Per Cent Of The Population Of Ontario Is Franco-Ontarian That Is Those Whose Native Tongue Is French Although Those With French Ancestry Account For 11 Per Cent Of The Population In Relation To Natural Increase Or Inter-provincial Migration Immigration Is A Huge Population Growth Force In Ontario As It Has Been Over The Last Two Centuries More Recent Sources Of Immigrants With Large Or Growing Communities In Ontario Include South Asians Caribbeans Latin Americans Europeans Asians And Africans Most Populations Have Settled In The Larger Urban Centres In 2011 25.9 Per Cent Of The Population Consisted Of Visible Minorities And 2.4 Per Cent Of The Population Was Indigenous Mostly Of First Nations And M�tis Descent There Was Also A Small Number Of Inuit People In The Province The Number Of Aboriginal People And Visible Minorities Has Been Increasing At A Faster Rate Than The General Population Of Ontario Religion