Эскимолт ауданындағы этникалық топтар динамикасы (1996-2021)

Township in British Columbia, Canada

+ Panethnic groups in the District of Esquimalt (1996−2021)Panethnicgroup20212011200620011996Pop. (Population)% (percentage)Pop. (Population)% (percentage)Pop. (Population)% (percentage)Pop. (Population)% (percentage)Pop. (Population)% (percentage)Pop. (Population)% (percentage) European 13,955 80.71 14,010 82.78 13,760 86.35 14,705 88.03 14,390 89.99 14,540 90.88 Indigenous 970 5.61 1,190 7.03 1,080 6.78 930 5.57 730 4.57 730 4.56 Southeast Asian 635 3.67 485 2.87 350 2.20 230 1.38 240 1.50 190 1.19 East Asian 505 2.92 490 2.90 250 1.57 375 2.24 325 2.03 210 1.31 African 405 2.34 275 1.62 140 0.88 120 0.72 140 0.88 90 0.56 South Asian 305 1.76 195 1.15 155 0.97 160 0.96 55 0.34 120 0.75 Latin American 215 1.24 110 0.65 105 0.66 155 0.93 90 0.56 45 0.28 Middle Eastern 105 0.61 80 0.47 0 0.00 20 0.12 15 0.09 10 0.06 Other/Multiracial 190 1.10 95 0.56 65 0.41 30 0.18 10 0.06 55 0.34 Total responses 17,290 98.61 16,925 95.87 15,935 98.31 16,705 99.20 15,990 99.15 16,000 99.07 Total population 17,533 100.00 17,655 100.00 16,209 100.00 16,840 100.00 16,127 100.00 16,151 100.00

Residents are zoned to schools in the Greater Victoria School District.

In the past, Esquimalt has been served by various incarnations of newspapers. Esquimalt ceased having its own newspaper in 2007 when the Esquimalt News by the Black Press folded and merged with the neighbouring Victoria News. Esquimalt, however, regained its own local community news source in October 2009 with the creation of the online journal Esquimalt Review. It was first established as a military installation by the Royal Navy in 1855, and has been operated by the Royal Canadian Navy since 1910.