The bar chart illustrates the percentage of three distinct groups of people living in Canada—those born in Canada, new migrants from English-speaking countries, and new migrants from other countries—who visited four specific locations: the cinema, theatre, library, and zoo.
Overall, the cinema is the most popular destination across all three groups, whereas the theatre consistently attracts the lowest proportion of visitors. Notably, those born in Canada show the highest engagement with the cinema, while new migrants from other countries are the most frequent visitors to the library.
Regarding the cinema, 70% of Canadian-born residents visited, followed by 65% of migrants from English-speaking countries and 50% of those from other countries. Conversely, the theatre saw the lowest participation, with only 10% of migrants from other countries visiting, compared to 20% of Canadian-born residents and 25% of migrants from English-speaking countries.
In terms of the library, migrants from other countries were the most active at 55%, significantly higher than the 40% of migrants from English-speaking countries and 37% of Canadian-born residents. Finally, for the zoo, migrants from English-speaking countries recorded the highest attendance at 50%, followed by 42% of Canadian-born residents and 35% of migrants from other countries.