History of The Jews in Vancouver - Population Trends

Population Trends

Jewish population trends in Vancouver, 1881–1981
Year Jews by religion Jews by ethnicity
1881 9 9
1891 18
1901 202 205
1911 1,000 982
1921 1,248 1,059
1931 2,419 n.a.
1941 2,742 2,812
1951 5,467 4,424
1961 7,374 4,837
1971 8,940 10,815
1981 12,865 11,425

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